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Creation of an unambiguous requirements specification with precise domain  vocabulary is crucial for capturing the essence of any software system,  either when developing a new system or when recovering knowledge from a  legacy one. Software specifications usually maintain noun notions and include  them in central vocabularies. Verb or adjective phrases are easily forgotten  and their definitions buried inside imprecise paragraphs of text. This paper  proposes a model-based language for comprehensive treatment of domain  knowledge, expressed through constrained natural language phrases that are  grouped by nouns and include verbs, adjectives and prepositions. In this  language, vocabularies can be formulated to describe behavioural  characteristics of a given problem domain. What is important, these  characteristics can be linked from within other specifications similarly to a  wiki. The application logic can be formulated through sequences of imperative  subject-predicate sentences containing only links to the phrases in the  vocabulary. The paper presents an advanced tooling framework to capture  application logic specifications making them available for automated  transformations down to code. The tools were validated through a controlled  experiment.

Requirements-level language and tools for capturing software system essence