You use Microsoft Flow to create a flow that automatically sends email to a project manager when project team members mark a task as complete. Project team members are prematurely marking tasks as…

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Options

• Aa process argument
• Ba condition
• Can expression
• Da trigger
• Ean action

• A
  4% (2)
• B
  82% (37)
• C
  2% (1)
• D
  2% (1)
• E
  9% (4)

Explanation

A condition (B) is the correct component to add quality control to the flow. You would add an approval action (a specific type of action where the project lead confirms or rejects task completion), then insert a condition that evaluates the approval outcome: if approved → send email to project manager; if rejected → do nothing or notify the team member. The condition gates the downstream email based on the lead's response. A process argument (A) is not a Power Automate construct. An expression (C) evaluates data but does not control branching logic on its own. A trigger (D) starts a flow; it cannot be inserted mid-flow. An action (E) performs a task but does not provide the if/else branching needed for quality control gating.

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