The appearance of the example right after the Process Model section is confusing, because the natural assumption is that it is about the process model, but it is not. I suggest changing it's section name from Example to something more meaningful.
Also, the example illustrates a organizational concept that is not mentioned previously. Namely the creation of a property set to encapsulate any of the relevant, previously described, properties for a particular control action. The inference being that each control action will have its own property set.
http://santoslab.org/pub/mdcf-architect/hazard/fundamentals.html
The appearance of the example right after the Process Model section is confusing, because the natural assumption is that it is about the process model, but it is not. I suggest changing it's section name from Example to something more meaningful.
Also, the example illustrates a organizational concept that is not mentioned previously. Namely the creation of a property set to encapsulate any of the relevant, previously described, properties for a particular control action. The inference being that each control action will have its own property set.