CCBA Question 37

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  Verifying requirements ensures they are complete, consistent, and of sufficient quality to serve as a reliable foundation for subsequent activities such as solution design, development, testing, or further analysis. This step confirms that requirements are ready to guide the next phases of work without ambiguity or gaps. The BABOK Guide (Chapter 5: Requirements Life Cycle Management - Verify Requirements) emphasizes that verification ensures requirements are structured and detailed enough to enable accurate estimation, planning, and execution of downstream tasks.

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  C. For defining the information to allow additional work to be performed

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  BABOK Section 7.5: Verify Requirements, the purpose of verifying requirements is to ensure that they are sufficiently clear, correct, and complete so they can support additional work such as solution design, implementation, and testing. Verification confirms that requirements are well-structured and of high quality, allowing the business analyst (BA) and other stakeholders to use them as a basis for moving forward with further analysis, development, or other project tasks.