PO creation with invalid articles

we have a timing issue with articles being changed or placed in delete status at the same time po's are being created.
Resulting in po rejections. Is there a way to configure or do an ABAP customization making all valid lines create the po and then send a rejection notice to the user for the invalid article instead of having to recreate the po? I found no notes or studies on the subject.

Please search before posting. Google -> 'BAPI_PO_CREATE1 variant' finds many old posts, e.g. this one.

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