What best describes the status of an application with unresolved errors during export?

The status of an application with unresolved errors during export is best described as one that will fail to export. When an application has unresolved errors, it indicates that there are issues that need to be addressed before the application can successfully complete the export process. Unresolved errors typically prevent the correct functionality and integrity of the data being exported, leading to a failure in the export operation.

In such situations, the application must be reviewed and corrected to resolve these errors. Export systems are designed to ensure that only applications that meet all necessary criteria—free of errors and defects—are successfully exported. Therefore, any application with unresolved errors cannot proceed with the export, leading to a failure status in that specific operation.

This understanding emphasizes the importance of ensuring all issues are resolved within the application before attempting to export it, as successful export requires a clean slate free of errors.