Which sequence shows the correct order for DWS checks as described in the material?

Which sequence shows the correct order for DWS checks as described in the material?

• A. D → A → B → C
• B. A → B → C → D
• C. B → C → D → A
• D. C → D → A → B

Answer: (A)

The checks are designed with a dependency flow: you must confirm the baseline condition first before moving on to any other verification. The material shows that after establishing this initial condition, you proceed to the next critical criterion, then the following one, and finally complete the last check. This order preserves the prerequisite context for each step, so skipping the first check or placing the final check before earlier confirmations would break the intended process. Therefore, the sequence that follows this logical progression—starting with the initial check, then the next, then the next, and ending with the last—is the correct one. In shorthand, that matches the order D → A → B → C.

The checks are designed with a dependency flow: you must confirm the baseline condition first before moving on to any other verification. The material shows that after establishing this initial condition, you proceed to the next critical criterion, then the following one, and finally complete the last check. This order preserves the prerequisite context for each step, so skipping the first check or placing the final check before earlier confirmations would break the intended process. Therefore, the sequence that follows this logical progression—starting with the initial check, then the next, then the next, and ending with the last—is the correct one. In shorthand, that matches the order D → A → B → C.