In specifying a software requirement, it is important to consider how the requirement might be

When specifying a software requirement, it is essential to consider how the requirement might be validated. Validation ensures that the software meets the needs and requirements of the stakeholders and functions as intended in the real-world environment. Without proper validation criteria, it would be challenging to confirm whether the software fulfills its intended purpose.

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"Software Requirements" by Karl E. Wiegers and Joy Beatty

IEEE Standard 830-1998 for Software Requirements Specifications