Which of the following is NOT a method for making changes on FWPs/CWPs?

The method identified as not applicable for making changes on FWPs (Field Work Plans) and CWPs (Construction Work Plans) is considered appropriate because the term "Correction" typically refers to the act of fixing an error or issue. In the context of FWPs and CWPs, making a correction does not usually imply a structured process for formal changes in the documentation.

The methods that are recognized for making changes usually include processes like Revision, which involves updating or altering the existing documents to reflect new information or changes in stipulations; Supplement, which adds additional information without completely altering the original document; and Voiding, which would formally invalidate a document or a part of it, eliminating its prior authority.

Correction, on the other hand, suggests a more informal adjustment rather than a structured change method, thereby making it the outlier in the context of managing alterations in FWPs and CWPs.