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To match the security solutions to their appropriate use cases:

"Access of Role to Object" is typically used to specify what actions a particular role can perform on instances of a class. It would be appropriate for a use case where "Dealers can modify evaluations" since this is an action that a specific role (dealers) would be allowed to perform.

"Access Control Policy" allows defining rules that enforce property and case access restrictions based on the user role and other conditions. It would be appropriate for a use case where "Customers can only view their own credit report" since this would be a restriction based on user-specific data.

"Access Deny" is used to explicitly deny access to a rule or data instance. It fits the use case where "Dealers cannot run reports" because it is a restriction that prevents a specific action (running reports) for a specific role (dealers).

"Access when" is a rule that defines conditions for whether certain access is allowed. It would be used in the scenario where "Dealers cannot modify orders in the Fulfillment stage" since this is a conditional restriction based on the stage of the process.

Based on these explanations, here is the matched list:

Access when -> Dealers cannot modify orders in the Fulfillment stage.

Access Control Policy -> Customers can only view their own credit report.

Access Deny -> Dealers cannot run reports.

Access of Role to Object -> Dealers can modify evaluations.