codification

The codification of laws is essential for a functioning legal system.

The codification of best practices helps standardize procedures in the industry.

Codification of company policies ensures consistency in decision-making.

The codification of cultural norms varies from society to society.

Codification of scientific knowledge allows for easier dissemination of information.

The codification of ethical principles guides behavior in professional settings.

Codification of historical events helps future generations understand the past.

The codification of mathematical concepts simplifies complex problems.

Codification of language rules facilitates effective communication.

The codification of traditional recipes preserves culinary heritage.

Starting in the age of enlightenment an infatuation with science encouraged the codification of posture.

But thoughtful codification of a firm's culture makes more sense in hybrid and remote workplaces, where new joiners have less chance to meet and observe colleagues.

The prerequisite to a codification of this sort is recognition of the fact that the means which establish the authority of a slowly and painfully attained truth are fundamentally different from those which one would make use of to prove it.