Proper grammar would be nice.

[PFlorey]

For example, " In order to eliminate a scenario where a single certificate matching multiple Azure AD accounts, the tenant administrator should:" Did you mean "where a single certificate [matches] multiple Azure AD accounts"? Or maybe "where a single certificate matching multiple Azure AD accounts [unlocks the door]"? Using incomplete sentences or poor grammar causes the reader to stop and figure out what the heck the author is trying to say. I tried to ignore the first several instances of this in the article but by the time I got to this point I felt inclined to stop and comment. I think Microsoft should do better on these articles.

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• ID: 0c1f3376-fd5d-6713-d4c1-a33564f98846
• Version Independent ID: e7d40f99-a3d0-0efe-8c04-7eabb0b3cb3e
• Content: Azure AD certificate-based authentication technical deep dive - Azure Active Directory - Microsoft Entra
• Content Source: articles/active-directory/authentication/concept-certificate-based-authentication-technical-deep-dive.md
• Service: active-directory
• Sub-service: authentication
• GitHub Login: @vimrang
• Microsoft Alias: justinha

[SaibabaBalapur-MSFT]

@PFlorey Thanks for your feedback! We will investigate and update as appropriate.

[ManoharLakkoju-MSFT]

@PFlorey Thanks for bringing this to our attention. I'm going to assign this to the document author so they can take a look at it accordingly

@vimrang Can you please check and add your comments on this doc update request as applicable.