Certified Business Analysis Professional (CBAP) Practice Test

The term that refers to the data collected to support the allocation of requirements is related to how the solution is structured and designed to meet business needs. In this context, "Solution Designed" represents the comprehensive planning and detailing of how each requirement will be implemented within the solution.

When business analysts collect data to define how requirements should be allocated, they consider factors such as feasibility, stakeholder influence, and strategic alignment. This data is essential to create a coherent design that addresses the identified requirements within the allocated resources and constraints.

In contrast, the other terms relate to different aspects of requirements management. Prioritization focuses on determining the importance of requirements, while categorization involves grouping requirements based on criteria. Solution scope outlines the boundaries of what the solution will cover, including what is in and out of the project. Understanding that "Solution Designed" directly links to the allocation of requirements helps clarify its relevance in this context.