Which option is used to cancel a new item request (NIR) while allowing it to be resubmitted later by the originator?

The most appropriate term for canceling a new item request (NIR) while allowing for future resubmission by the originator is "Withdraw." This action signifies that the request is being removed from consideration but does not imply a permanent denial. Instead, it provides the originator the option to correct or modify the request and submit it again later, indicating a willingness to revisit the item at a future date.

In contrast, the term "Disapprove" typically indicates that the request has been formally denied and is unlikely to be revisited, which would not allow for resubmission in the future. "Reject" also conveys finality, suggesting the request will not be accepted, and "Cancel" might imply a termination of the request without the possibility of later resubmission. Therefore, "Withdraw" stands out as the only option that captures the intent to pause the request process while still allowing for future consideration.