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Contemporary software systems are usually complex and prone to errors due to their complexity. If dependability attributes are defined, some strategies should be adopted. The CORRECT methodology is a semi-formal approach that allows engineering of systems with abnormal behavior fully specified. The paper consists of two parts: the first part presents the work context as an outcome of east-west cooperation, while the second presents the scientific results of CORRECT Analysis (CORA) phase for modeling an embedded system and shows how typical properties for these systems can be precisely specified. For this purpose, CORA models are informally introduced using analysis models applied to a running example of an alarm system.