The process that removes cases from the workload, thus making resources available for those holding greater promise of solution, is known as case

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The process described in the question, where certain cases are removed from the workload to allow for more resources to be allocated to solvable cases, is called screening. Choice D, screening, is the only answer that accurately describes this process. Choice A, selection, could be a contender, but it is too broad and does not specifically address the removal of cases. Choice B, solvability, could be the end goal of the process, but it does not describe the process itself. Choice C, evaluation, is too broad and could refer to any stage of analyzing a case. Choice E, assignment, does not address the removal of cases from the workload at all.

The Process That Removes Cases from the Workload, Thus Making