Update whats-new-archive.md

Lines 116, 1090 Undo changes from corporate-owned to corporate owned. (This is a situation in which "personally-owned" devices is non-standard because "personally" is an adverb that modifies the verb "owned," but "corporate" (not corporately") is an adjective that combines with owned to modify devices, and thus requires the hyphen. If "corporately" had been used, the items would use a parallel structure and not use different punctuation.

Author: Angela Fleischmann

memdocs/intune/fundamentals/whats-new-archive.md

@@ -113,7 +113,7 @@ Applies to:
 
 #### Personally owned work profile terminology<!--8361769   -->
 
-To avoid confusion, the term for the *work profile* Android Enterprise management scenario will be changed to "personally owned devices with a work profile" or *personally owned work profile* throughout the Intune documentation and user interface. This is to differentiate it from the "corporate owned work profile" (COPE) management scenario.
+To avoid confusion, the term for the *work profile* Android Enterprise management scenario will be changed to "personally owned devices with a work profile" or *personally owned work profile* throughout the Intune documentation and user interface. This is to differentiate it from the "corporate-owned work profile" (COPE) management scenario.
 
 #### Windows Autopilot for HoloLens 2 (preview)<!--6305220   -->
 
@@ -1087,7 +1087,7 @@ The iOS Company Portal is now supported on devices enrolled using Apple's Automa
 
 #### Corporate-owned, personally enabled devices (preview)<!--4442275  -->
 
-Intune now supports Android Enterprise corporate-owned devices with a work profile for OS versions Android 8 and above. Corporate owned devices with a work profile is one of the corporate management scenarios in the Android Enterprise solution set. This scenario is for single user devices intended for corporate and personal use. This corporate-owned, personally enabled (COPE) scenario offers:
+Intune now supports Android Enterprise corporate-owned devices with a work profile for OS versions Android 8 and above. Corporate-owned devices with a work profile is one of the corporate management scenarios in the Android Enterprise solution set. This scenario is for single user devices intended for corporate and personal use. This corporate-owned, personally enabled (COPE) scenario offers:
 
 - work and personal profile containerization
 - device-level control for admins
@@ -6400,7 +6400,7 @@ In this release, we've made the following improvements to the inventory informat
 - For Android devices, you can now add a column to device inventory that shows the latest patch level for each device. Add the **Security patch level** column to your device list to see this.
 - When you filter the device view, you can now filter devices by their enrollment date. For example, you could display only devices that were enrolled after a date you specify.
 - We've made improvements to the filter used by the **Last Check-in Date** item.
-- In the device list, you can now display the phone number of corporate owned devices.
+- In the device list, you can now display the phone number of corporate-owned devices.
 Additionally, you can use the filter pane to search for devices by phone number.
 
 For more details about device inventory, see [How to view Intune device inventory](../remote-actions/device-inventory.md).
@@ -6858,7 +6858,7 @@ Intune is adding new enrollment restrictions that control which mobile device pl
 - Restricting mobile device enrollment does not restrict PC client enrollment.  
 - For iOS and Android only, there is one additional option to block the enrollment of personally owned devices.
 
-Intune marks all new devices as personal unless the IT admin takes action to mark them as corporate owned, as explained in [this article](../enrollment/device-enrollment.md).
+Intune marks all new devices as personal unless the IT admin takes action to mark them as corporate-owned, as explained in [this article](../enrollment/device-enrollment.md).
 
 #### View all actions on managed devices<!--677150-->
 A new __Device Actions__ report shows who has performed remote actions like factory reset on devices, and additionally shows the status of that action. See [What is device management?](../remote-actions/device-management.md).