Merge branch 'robinharwood-s2d-azure-local-updates' of https://github.com/robinharwood/windowsserverdocs-pr into robinharwood-s2d-azure-local-updates

Author: robinharwood

WindowsServerDocs/failover-clustering/cluster-set.md

@@ -65,7 +65,7 @@ The following provides a summary of each of the elements shown:
 
 ### Management cluster
 
-The management cluster hosts the highly-available management plane and the namespace referral scale-out file server (SOFS) for the cluster set. A management cluster is logically decoupled from individual member clusters that run VM workloads. This makes the cluster set management plane resilient to any localized cluster-wide failures, such as loss of power of a member cluster.
+The management cluster hosts the highly available management plane and the namespace referral scale-out file server (SOFS) for the cluster set. A management cluster is logically decoupled from individual member clusters that run VM workloads. This makes the cluster set management plane resilient to any localized cluster-wide failures, such as loss of power of a member cluster.
 
 ### Cluster set namespace referral SOFS
 

WindowsServerDocs/storage/storage-spaces/drive-symmetry-considerations.md

@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ Storage Spaces Direct works best when every server has exactly the same drives.
 
 In reality, we recognize this isn't always practical. Today, you may buy spacious 3 TB hard drives; next year, it may become impossible to find drives that small. Therefore, some amount of mixing-and-matching is expected and supported. Keep in mind, however, that more symmetry is always better.
 
-Storage Spaces Direct is a underlying storage virtualization technology used in Windows Server to create highly available and scalable software-defined storage. It uses local drives in each server to create a storage pool that can be shared across the cluster. This article explains the constraints and provides examples of supported and unsupported configurations in Storage Spaces Direct.
+Storage Spaces Direct is an underlying storage virtualization technology used in Windows Server to create highly available and scalable software-defined storage. It uses local drives in each server to create a storage pool that can be shared across the cluster. This article explains the constraints and provides examples of supported and unsupported configurations in Storage Spaces Direct.
 
 > [!NOTE]
 > Looking for Azure Local? See the [Azure Local system requirements](/azure/azure-local/concepts/system-requirements-23h2?view=azloc-2511&tabs=azure-public) article for drive requirements specific to Azure Local.