Update accelerated-networking-overview.md

Removing unnecessary abbreviation used once in article - As per Microsoft Writing Style guidelines:

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/style-guide/acronyms#dont-introduce-acronyms-that-are-used-just-once

Author: huffmatt

articles/virtual-network/accelerated-networking-overview.md

@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ The following diagram illustrates how two VMs communicate with and without Accel
 
 Accelerated Networking has the following benefits:
 
-- **Lower latency and higher packets per second (pps)**. Removing the virtual switch from the data path eliminates the time that packets spend in the host for policy processing. It also increases the number of packets that the VM can process.
+- **Lower latency and higher packets per second**. Removing the virtual switch from the data path eliminates the time that packets spend in the host for policy processing. It also increases the number of packets that the VM can process.
 
 - **Reduced jitter**. Processing time for virtual switches depends on the amount of policy to apply and the workload of the CPU that does the processing. Offloading policy enforcement to the hardware removes that variability by delivering packets directly to the VM. Offloading also removes the host-to-VM communication, all software interrupts, and all context switches.