Capturing Un-used objects throughout the application

How about --> Application - Monitoring - Unreferenced Objects ?

This is a zombie post - notice how the post, and all comments before yours were from October, 2016.  This was WAAAAY before the "unreferenced objects" feature was introduced.

Hi Mike. Yes, I know. It was over 5 years ago. Just wanted to reply still :) Might be helpful for some people

Hi Mike/etaman, I newly joined in a project where 158 unreferenced objects. (govt project) do you have solution? 

Solution to do what? Can you elaborate what you are looking for?

I have over 100 unreferenced objects. After searching them by UUID, I found that some are categorized as Name and Description, while others are Expressions. Upon further investigation, it appears that they do not have any dependencies on other objects. in this case do I just keep them? or what is the best way to handle them?

If the objects are generic or can be easily recreated, it may be appropriate to consider removing them.

For those objects that could potentially be utilized in future projects, it is advisable to retain them in a well-organized archive or a dedicated folder for unused items.

Prior to deleting any object, ensure that it is properly documented and consider exporting a backup. This will allow for easy restoration if it is later determined that the object is needed.

If the objects are generic or can be easily recreated, it may be appropriate to consider removing them.

For those objects that could potentially be utilized in future projects, it is advisable to retain them in a well-organized archive or a dedicated folder for unused items.

Prior to deleting any object, ensure that it is properly documented and consider exporting a backup. This will allow for easy restoration if it is later determined that the object is needed.

Thank you Bhavanai.  Take care