What modifications can you make to a saved search included in an application?

Changing the index type of a saved search or moving it to another folder are modifications that can be made to enhance the organization and functionality of the search within an application. This process allows users to tailor the data retrieval methods according to their needs and to improve the accessibility of saved searches by placing them in appropriate folders.

Adjusting the index type may involve redefining how the data is structured or accessed, which can lead to more efficient search results based on the context in which the data is used. Meanwhile, relocating the saved search to a different folder can help in better managing and categorizing searches according to specific projects or user needs, ultimately leading to a more streamlined workflow.

The other options look at actions that don't constitute modifications to the saved search in the same way. For example, deleting a saved search removes it entirely rather than modifying its parameters or organization. Sharing with all users addresses visibility rather than altering the saved search itself. Lastly, changing the name only updates the identification but doesn’t affect how the saved search functions or its organization within the application.