  A unified phenomenological description framework is proposed for the
evaluation of some of the most important observables of the cuprate
superconductors: the pseudogap (PG) $\Delta_{\rm PG}$, the local
superconducting amplitudes $\Delta_{\rm SC}(r_i)$, the critical temperature
$T_{\rm c}$ and charge ordering (CO) parameters. Recently detailed measurements
of CO structures and CO wavelengths $\lambda_{\rm CO}$ are faithfully
reproduced by solutions of a Cahn-Hilliard differential equation with a free
energy potential $V_{\rm GL}$ that produces alternating small charge
modulations. The charge oscillations induce atomic fluctuations that mediate
the SC pair interaction proportional to the $V_{\rm GL}$ amplitude. The local
SC amplitude and phase $\theta_i$ are connected by Josephson coupling $E_{\rm
J}(r_{\rm ij})$ and the SC long-range order transition occurs when ${\left <
E_{\rm J} \right>} \sim k_{\rm B}T_{\rm c}$. The calculated results of the
wavelength $\lambda_{\rm CO}$, $\Delta_{\rm PG}$, $\left < \Delta_{\rm
SC}\right >$ and $T_{\rm c}$ calculations are in good agreement with a variety
of experiments.
