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Co-authored-by: dtam <[email protected]>

Author: CalebCourier

docs/concepts/concurrency.md

@@ -92,7 +92,7 @@ As of versions v0.4.x and v0.5.x of Guardrails, the above object would be valida
 
 When synchronous validation occurs as defined in [Benefits of AsyncGuard](#benefits-of-async-guard), the validators for each property would be run in the order they are defined on the schema.  That also means that any on fail actions are applied in that same order.
 
-When asynchronous validation occurs, there are multiple levels of concurrency possible.  First, running validation on the child properties (e.g. `foo.baz` and `foo.bez`) will happen concurrently via the asyncio event loop.  Second, the validators on any given property are also run concurrently via the event loop.  For validators that only define a synchronous `validate` method, calls to this method are run in the event loops default executore.  Note that some environments, like AWS Lambda, may not support multiprocessing in which case you would need to either set the executor to a thread processor instead or limit validation to running synchronously by setting `GUARDRAILS_PROCESS_COUNT=1` or `GUARDRAILS_RUN_SYNC=true`.
+When asynchronous validation occurs, there are multiple levels of concurrency possible.  First, running validation on the child properties (e.g. `foo.baz` and `foo.bez`) will happen concurrently via the asyncio event loop.  Second, the validators on any given property are also run concurrently via the event loop.  For validators that only define a synchronous `validate` method, calls to this method are run in the event loops default executor.  Note that some environments, like AWS Lambda, may not support multiprocessing in which case you would need to either set the executor to a thread processor instead or limit validation to running synchronously by setting `GUARDRAILS_PROCESS_COUNT=1` or `GUARDRAILS_RUN_SYNC=true`.
 
 ### Unstructured Data Validation
 When validating unstructured data, i.e. text, the LLM output is treated the same as if it were a property on an object.  This means that the validators applied to is have the ability to run concurrently utilizing the event loop.