Can family-based review be turned off after Prioritized review has started?

The principle behind the functionality of family-based review in document management systems is that once a prioritized review process has commenced, certain parameters cannot be altered to maintain the integrity and consistency of the review process. In particular, family-based review, which involves evaluating documents that are related or grouped together based on their metadata or content, is designed to ensure that all related documents are reviewed in the same context for accuracy and relevance.

When prioritized review has begun, changing the settings around family-based review could introduce confusion or inconsistency in the evaluation process. Therefore, once this type of review is officially started, it is locked in, preventing any changes to the approach being taken for reviewing linked documents. This ensures that the review process is clear and streamlined, reducing the risk of errors or oversights that could occur if documents were treated differently mid-review.

In summary, after a prioritized review has been initiated, it is crucial for project management and quality control that family-based review remains unchanged to uphold the standards of the review process.