It has no application to Class D amplification.
Of course it does show if it’s capable of driving it.
I suggest going back and understanding this better as your understanding is flawed.
No, I suggest you go and find out what happens to Class-D when it tries to drive low impedances that I’m talking about, see if it can do the wattage doubling act down to 1ohm or even 2ohms as the impedance halves They are lucky to even gain any wattage below 4ohm, they usually start to go backwards especially at 2ohms which is current starving or limiting.
And if you deny that, show some independent test figures of class-D wattage at 8ohm, 4ohm, 2ohm, and 1ohm