Merge pull request #209477 from v-pbartley/AHDS_docs_update

Ahds docs update

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articles/healthcare-apis/fhir/overview-of-search.md

@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ In the following sections, we'll cover the various aspects of querying resources
 
 ## Search parameters
 
-When you do a search in FHIR, you are searching the database for resources that match certain search criteria. The FHIR API specifies a rich set of search parameters for fine-tuning search criteria. Each resource in FHIR carries information as a set of elements, and search parameters work to query the information in these elements. In a FHIR search API call, if a positive match is found between the request's search parameters and element values stored in a resource instance, then the FHIR server returns a bundle containing the resource instance(s) whose elements satisfied the search criteria. 
+When you do a search in FHIR, you are searching the database for resources that match certain search criteria. The FHIR API specifies a rich set of search parameters for fine-tuning search criteria. Each resource in FHIR carries information as a set of elements, and search parameters work to query the information in these elements. In a FHIR search API call, if a positive match is found between the request's search parameters and the corresponding element values stored in a resource instance, then the FHIR server returns a bundle containing the resource instance(s) whose elements satisfied the search criteria. 
 
 For each search parameter, the FHIR specification defines the [data type(s)](https://www.hl7.org/fhir/search.html#ptypes) that can be used. Support in the FHIR service for the various data types is outlined below.
 
@@ -154,7 +154,7 @@ Similarly, you can do a reverse chained search with the `_has` parameter. This a
 
 ## Pagination
 
-As mentioned above, the results from a FHIR search will be available in paginated form at a link provided in the `searchset` bundle. By default, the FHIR service will display 10 search results per page, but this can be increased (or decreased) by setting the `_count` parameter. If there are more matches than fit on one page, the bundle will include a `next` link. Repeatedly fetching the `next` link will yield the subsequent pages of results. Note that the `_count` parameter value cannot exceed 1000. 
+As mentioned above, the results from a FHIR search will be available in paginated form at a link provided in the `searchset` bundle. By default, the FHIR service will display 10 search results per page, but this can be increased (or decreased) by setting the `_count` parameter. If there are more matches than fit on one page, the bundle will include a `next` link. Repeatedly fetching from the `next` link will yield the subsequent pages of results. Note that the `_count` parameter value cannot exceed 1000. 
 
 Currently, the FHIR service in Azure Health Data Services only supports the `next` link and doesn’t support `first`, `last`, or `previous` links in bundles returned from a search.
 

articles/healthcare-apis/fhir/search-samples.md

@@ -123,7 +123,7 @@ GET {{FHIR_URL}}/Patient?general-practitioner:Practitioner.name=Sarah&general-pr
 
 This would return all `Patient` resources that have a reference to "Sarah" as a `generalPractitioner` plus a reference to a `generalPractitioner` that has an address in the state of Washington. In other words, if a patient had a `generalPractitioner` named Sarah from New York state and another `generalPractitioner` named Bill from Washington state, this would meet the conditions for a positive match when doing this search.
 
-For scenarios in which the search criteria carries a logical AND condition that strictly checks for paired element values, refer to the **composite search** examples below.
+For scenarios in which the search requires a logical AND condition that strictly checks for paired element values, refer to the **composite search** examples below.
 
 ## Reverse chained search
 
@@ -145,7 +145,7 @@ GET {{FHIR_URL}}/Patient?_has:Observation:patient:_has:AuditEvent:entity:agent:P
 
 ## Composite search
 
-To search for resources that contain elements grouped together as logically connected pairs, FHIR defines composite search, which joins single parameter values together with the `$` operator – making a connected pair of parameters. In a composite search, a positive match occurs when the intersection of element values satisfies all of the conditions set in the paired search parameters. For example, if you want to find all `DiagnosticReport` resources that contain a potassium value less than `9.2`:
+To search for resources that contain elements grouped together as logically connected pairs, FHIR defines composite search, which joins single parameter values together with the `$` operator – forming a connected pair of parameters. In a composite search, a positive match occurs when the intersection of element values satisfies all conditions set in the paired search parameters. For example, if you want to find all `DiagnosticReport` resources that contain a potassium value less than `9.2`:
 
 ```rest
 GET {{FHIR_URL}}/DiagnosticReport?result.code-value-quantity=2823-3$lt9.2