1. Vagueness in regulations: Regulations may not be clear in terms of the specific requirements that must be met, resulting in confusion and uncertainty when aligning architecture clarity with regulatory requirements.
2. Complexity and specificity of regulations: Regulatory requirements may be incredibly complex and require a high level of specification, which can make it challenging for architects to align their designs with them in a clear and concise manner.
3. Lack of communication: Architects may not be fully aware of regulatory requirements or may lack sufficient communication with stakeholders, leading to misalignment between architecture clarity and regulatory requirements.
4. Different interpretations of regulations: Different stakeholders may interpret regulatory requirements in different ways, leading to disagreements and misalignment between the architectural design and the regulatory requirements.
5. Changing regulations: Regulations may change over time, requiring architects to constantly update their design to comply with new requirements, which can be challenging to implement and maintain.
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