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6. Check if there are any attributes or characteristics that do not fit into any of the predefined categories.
7. Make necessary adjustments or create new categories if needed.
8. Review the classification for accuracy and completeness.
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A tentative formalized classification is a provisional categorization of an entity or item based on specific criteria.

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