DOCSP-36851: fy2025q1 typos (#113)

Author: rustagir

source/fundamentals/aggregation.txt

@@ -102,7 +102,7 @@ limitations:
 - Returned documents must not violate the :manual:`BSON document size
   limit </reference/limits/#BSON-Document-Size>` of 16 megabytes.
 - Pipeline stages have a memory limit of 100 megabytes by default. If
-  required, you may exceed this limit by setting the `allow_disk_use
+  required, you can exceed this limit by setting the `allow_disk_use
   <{+api+}/options/struct.AggregateOptions.html#structfield.allow_disk_use>`__
   field in your ``AggregateOptions``.
 - The :manual:`$graphLookup

source/fundamentals/collations.txt

@@ -296,7 +296,7 @@ Applying a collation to an operation overrides any collation previously defined
 collection or index.
 
 If you apply a collation to an operation that differs from an index's collation, you
-cannot use that index. As a result, the operation may not perform as efficiently as one that
+cannot use that index. As a result, the operation might not perform as efficiently as one that
 is covered by an index. For more information on the disadvantages of sorting operations
 not covered by an index, see :manual:`Using Indexes to Sort Query Results </tutorial/sort-results-with-indexes/>`
 in the Server manual.

source/fundamentals/connections/connection-guide.txt

@@ -210,7 +210,7 @@ set with these specifications:
 When connecting to a replica set, the driver takes the following actions by default:
 
 - Discovers all replica set members when given the address of any one member.
-- Dispatches operations to the appropriate member, such as instructions
+- Sends operations to the appropriate member, such as instructions
   to write against the **primary** node. To learn more about the replica
   set primary, see :manual:`Replica Set Primary </core/replica-set-primary/>` in the Server manual.
 

source/fundamentals/crud/read-operations/cursor.txt

@@ -146,10 +146,10 @@ You can access cursor results as a stream to retrieve individual documents
 or collect multiple documents at once.
 
 The ``Cursor`` type implements the ``Stream`` trait, so you can iterate
-through the cursor as a stream. This pattern may help you write more
-concise code than the built-in pattern, because the ``Stream`` extension trait
-``StreamExt`` provides numerous functions to combine operations and
-consolidate code.
+through a cursor as a stream. You can use this pattern to help you
+write more concise code than with the built-in pattern, because the
+``Stream`` extension trait ``StreamExt`` provides numerous functions to
+combine operations and consolidate code.
 
 You can use the following methods to use the stream pattern:
 

source/fundamentals/crud/write-operations/insert.txt

@@ -49,24 +49,19 @@ This guide includes the following sections:
 The _id Field
 -------------
 
-In MongoDB, each document *must* contain a unique ``_id`` field.
-MongoDB allows you to manage this field in the following ways:
-
-- Manage this field yourself, ensuring that each ``_id`` value you set
-  is unique. 
-- Let the driver automatically generate unique ``ObjectId`` values. The
-  driver generates a unique ``ObjectId`` value for each document if you do
-  not specify a value for the ``_id`` field when performing an insert.
+In a MongoDB collection, each document *must* contain a unique ``_id``
+field value. The driver automatically generates a unique value for each
+document as an ``ObjectId`` type when you insert data into a
+collection.
 
-Unless you provide strong guarantees for uniqueness, we recommend that
-you let the driver automatically generate ``_id`` values for your
-documents.
+If you prefer to set custom values, you can assign the values in
+the ``_id`` fields of documents passed to your insert operation.
 
 .. important:: Duplicate _id Values
 
-   If you attempt to perform a write operation that includes duplicate ``_id``
-   values, the duplicate values violate unique index constraints and cause
-   the write operation to fail.
+   If you attempt to insert documents that
+   include duplicate ``_id`` values, these values violate unique
+   index constraints and cause the write operation to fail.
 
 To learn more about the ``_id`` field, see :manual:`Unique Indexes
 </core/index-unique/>` in the Server manual.

source/fundamentals/database-collection.txt

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ Overview
 In this guide, you can learn how to use the {+driver-short+} to access
 and manage MongoDB databases and collections.
 
-MongoDB organizes data in a hierarchal structure. A MongoDB
+MongoDB organizes data in a hierarchical structure. A MongoDB
 deployment contains one or more **databases**, and each database
 contains one or more **collections**. In each collection, MongoDB stores
 data as **documents** that contain field-and-value pairs.

source/fundamentals/stable-api.txt

@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ The {+stable-api+} feature forces the server to run operations with
 behaviors that are compatible with the **API version** you specify. An API
 version defines the expected behavior of the operations it covers and
 the format of server responses. The operations and the server responses
-may differ depending on the API version you specify.
+might differ depending on the API version you specify.
 
 When you use the {+stable-api+} feature with an official MongoDB driver, you
 can update your driver or server without worrying about backward

source/op-error-handling.txt

@@ -84,7 +84,7 @@ To learn how to adjust your connection pool to address this error, see
 :manual:`Tuning Your Connection Pool Settings
 </tutorial/connection-pool-performance-tuning/>` in the Server manual.
 
-Depending on the circumstances that produce the error, the driver may
+Depending on the circumstances that produce the error, the driver might
 add a ``RetryableWriteError`` label to the error, as shown in the
 following error message:
 

source/usage-examples.txt

@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ How to Use the Usage Examples
 
 The usage examples are designed to run operations on a MongoDB deployment that contains
 the Atlas sample datasets. When you run the example code without the sample data, the output
-may not match. 
+might not match. 
 
 Follow this tutorial to set up your MongoDB deployment with the sample data and run the
 example code in your development environment. Before performing the following actions,

source/whats-new.txt

@@ -35,10 +35,14 @@ improvements, and fixes:
 - Adds MongoDB Atlas Search index management methods. To learn more about
   these methods, see the :ref:`rust-atlas-search-indexes` guide.
 
-- Improves network connectivity and operation reliability.
-  The driver avoids retrying network connections for ``mongos`` backends
-  experiencing network connectivity issues. It also performs retries on a
-  greater range of error types encountered.
+- Improves network connectivity and operation reliability by implementing the
+  following behaviors:
+
+  - Performs retries on a greater range of error types that the driver
+    encounters.
+
+  - Avoids retries for ``mongos`` instances experiencing
+    network connectivity issues.
 
 To learn more about this release, see the
 `v2.8.0 Release Highlights