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Due to the key role played by tacit knowledge in the adoption process of a quality model, this paper aims to present a first approach to formalize its expression so that it can be captured and stored for later reuse. It is propose to express tacit knowledge in the form of rules, and add a degree of belief to represent an expert judgment. The degree of belief is calculated by using the certainty factors theory to allow individual's expertise to be used in the evaluation of the rules.