Merge pull request #7551 from ErikjeMS/win365

github public pr2674

Author: PRMerger7

windows-365/enterprise/azure-network-connections.md

@@ -45,9 +45,9 @@ There are two kinds of ANCs based on their join type. Both let you manage traffi
 
 ## Provisioning
 
-When a Cloud PC is provisioned, the information in the ANC is used by the provisioning policy to provision the Cloud PC the Azure subnet. The information required in an ANC includes:
+When a Cloud PC is provisioned, the information in the ANC is used by the provisioning policy to provision the Cloud PC in the Azure subnet. The information required in an ANC includes:
 
-- **Network details**: The Azure subscription, resource group, virtual network, and subnet that the Cloud PC will be associated with. When a provisioning policy runs, it creates a Cloud PC in the Microsoft hosted Azure subscription. To connect to a customers on-premises network, a virtual network interface card (vNic) is injected into a customer-provided Azure virtual network (vNet). To create this vNic, Windows 365 needs sufficient access to an Azure subscription.
+- **Network details**: The Azure subscription, resource group, virtual network, and subnet that the Cloud PC will be associated with. When a provisioning policy runs, it creates a Cloud PC in the Microsoft hosted Azure subscription. To connect to a customer's on-premises network, a virtual network interface card (vNic) is injected into a customer-provided Azure virtual network (vNet). To create this vNic, Windows 365 needs sufficient access to an Azure subscription.
 - **Active Directory domain**: The Active Directory domain to join, an Organizational Unit (OU) destination for the computer object, and Active Directory user credentials with sufficient permissions to perform the domain join. When a provisioning policy runs, the Cloud PC is joined to this Active Directory domain. The credentials will be stored securely in the Windows 365 service.
 
 During provisioning, the Cloud PC is connected to the Azure subnet and joined to a domain (either Windows Server Active Directory or Azure Active Directory (Azure AD)). This process results in a Cloud PC that is: