Technical and editorial feedback

Author: nastasha-solomon

docs/en/observability/create-alerts.asciidoc

@@ -130,11 +130,11 @@ can be viewed on the Alerts page.
 
 When creating or editing a rule, add the following resources to help you get started with investigating alerts:
 
-* **Investigation guide**: Investigation guides can help you respond to alerts more efficiently and consistently. When creating them, you can include instructions for responding to alerts, links to external supporting materials, and more. When the rule generates an alert, the investigation guide can be accessed from the **Investigation guide** tab on the <<view-observability-alerts, alert details page>>
+* **Investigation guide**: Investigation guides can help you respond to alerts more efficiently and consistently. When creating them, you can include instructions for responding to alerts, links to external supporting materials, and more. When the rule generates an alert, the investigation guide can be accessed from the **Investigation guide** tab on the alert details page.
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 TIP: Use Markdown to format and structure text in your investigation guide.
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-* **Related and suggested dashboards**: (Only available for custom threshold rules) Link to dashboards that provide useful insights about your environment, active events, and any other information that might be relevant during your investigations. When the rule generates an alert, linked dashboards can be accessed from the **Related dashboards** tab on the alert's details page. From the tab, you can also review and add suggested dashboards.
+* **Related and suggested dashboards**: Link to dashboards that provide useful insights about your environment, active events, and any other information that might be relevant during your investigations. When the rule generates an alert, linked dashboards can be accessed from the **Related dashboards** tab on the alert's details page. From the tab, you can also review and add suggested dashboards (available for custom threshold rules only).
 
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docs/en/observability/view-observability-alerts.asciidoc

@@ -62,12 +62,14 @@ To view the alert in the app that triggered it:
 [[view-related-alerts]]
 == Review related alerts 
 
-Check related alerts for patterns and recurring events that might need further investigation. From an alert's details page, go to the **Related alerts** tab to view related alerts. Within the table, alerts are ordered from most to least relevant. To only view alerts that were created around the same time as the current alert (+/- 30 minutes), apply the **Triggered around the same time** filter.
+Check related alerts to find other alerts that might be related to the same incident. You can add these alerts to a case and investigate them as a group instead of analyzing them individually.
 
-The relevancy of other alerts is determined by how closely they match the current alert and other similiarites that they might share. The relevancy scoring proccess is briefly outlined below:
+From an alert's details page, go to the **Related alerts** tab to view related alerts. Within the table, alerts are ordered from most to least relevant. To only view alerts that were created around the same time as the current alert (+/- 30 minutes), apply the **Triggered around the same time** filter.
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+The relevancy of alerts is determined by how closely they match the current alert and other similiarites that they might share.
 
 . Alerts in the space are filtered down to only include alerts that were created about one day before or after the current alert. 
-. Data from the new subset of alerts is compared against the current alert to identify matching values and similarities. Data such as the time of which alerts were generated or recovered, tags added to the alerts, alert IDs, and more are evaluated.
+. Data from the new subset of alerts is compared against the current alert to identify matching values and similarities. Data such as the time at which alerts were generated or recovered, tags added to the alerts, group values, and more are evaluated.
 . Alerts are scored based on how closely they match the current alert. Alerts with a score above a certain threshold are considered relevant and are included in the list of related alerts.
 
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