What condition of the requirements must be fulfilled in order to use the matrix documentation approach to specify and model requirements?

The matrix documentation approach is used to specify and model requirements that are complex but

uniform in structure. This means that the requirements can be broken down into simple elements

that can be inputted into a matrix. A matrix is a rectangular array of numbers, symbols, or

expressions, arranged in rows and columns. Matrices can be used to represent various types of

requirements, such as data dictionaries, gap analysis, requirements traceability, and business rules

analysis. Matrices can help to communicate information to a specific audience, confirm information,

identify information gaps, and prevent the duplication of information. Reference:

Specifying and modeling requirements – The Functional BA

Selecting Requirements Documentation Techniques for Software Projects: a Survey Study