What is another word for well-formedness rules?
Pronunciation: [wˈɛlfˈɔːmdnəs ɹˈuːlz] (IPA) 
Well-formedness rules refer to a set of guidelines or principles that define the acceptable structure or format of specific entities, such as programming code, natural language, or mathematical expressions. Synonyms for well-formedness rules include syntax rules, grammar rules, format guidelines, syntax standards, formatting principles, validation rules, language rules, style guidelines, and structure regulations. These terms all refer to sets of predefined rules that ensure the accuracy, consistency, and readability of specific forms of communication or expression. Adherence to well-formedness rules is critical in fields such as software development, linguistics, and mathematics, where even minor errors or deviations from standards can lead to significant issues or misunderstandings.
