izstrdtas

Izstrdtas is a term that appears in Latvian-language technical and industrial contexts and refers to items, designs, or systems that have completed the development phase. The standard spelling in Latvian is izstrādātas, the feminine plural past participle of the verb izstrādāt (to develop or to design). In non-diacritic texts, it may appear as izstrdtas. The concept is used to describe products or deliverables that have passed the design and validation stages and are ready for testing, production, or deployment.

Definition and scope

Izstrādātas encompass a range of outputs, including hardware components, software modules, construction plans, or process designs that have undergone formal development activities. They are typically distinguished from ideation, preliminary concepts, or prototypes that are not yet finalized. In procurement, project reporting, and engineering documentation, izstrādātas indicate a mature, documented state of the item.

Development lifecycle

The designation generally follows a development lifecycle that includes requirements analysis, design, prototyping, testing and validation, and documentation. Upon successful validation, the item is labeled izstrādātas and proceeds to implementation, production, or field use. Documentation often accompanies this status, detailing specifications, compliance, and validation results.

Examples and usage

Examples include izstrādātas programmatūras versijas (developed software versions), izstrādātas mehāniskas detaļas (developed mechanical parts), and izstrādātas infrastruktūras projekti (developed infrastructure projects). The term helps communicate that a deliverable has moved beyond early concepts toward a finalized, verifiable state.

See also

Development (izstrāde), prototips, validācija, kvalitāte, dokumentācija.