DDI-435: Experiment update

docs/experiment/general/data-model.md

@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ Add deployments to [Flags and Experiments](../guides/getting-started/create-a-fl
 
 ## Flags and experiments
 
-Experiment uses feature flags and experiments to serve a variable experience to a user. Flags and experiments are identified by the **flag key**, are associated with `0-n` [deployments](#deployments), and contain `1-k` [variants](#variants). The **evaluation mode** (local or remote) determines whether the flag or experiment can be [locally evaluated](evaluation/local-evaluation.md) and may limit the targeting capabilities for the flag if set to local. Local evaluation mode flags can't use advanced targeting features like behavioral cohorts.
+Experiment uses feature flags and experiments to serve a variable experience to a user. Flags and experiments are identified by the **flag key**, are associated with `0-n` [deployments](#deployments), and contain `1-k` [variants](#variants). The **evaluation mode** (local or remote) determines whether the flag or experiment can be [locally evaluated](evaluation/local-evaluation.md) and may limit the targeting capabilities for the flag if set to local.
 
 ### Comparison
 

docs/experiment/guides/getting-started/create-a-flag.md

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ To create a [flag](../../general/data-model.md#flags-and-experiments), first nav
 1. From the Flags screen in Experiment, select your target project from the dropdowns.
 2. Click **Create Flag**.
 3. Enter a **Name** for the flag.
-   1. Experiment will automatically generate a normalized **Key** for your flag/experiment. The key is the string which is used to access the variant in you application. You may choose to customize this key, as once the key is set it can't be changed.
+   1. Experiment will automatically generate a normalized **Key** for your flag/experiment. The key is the string which is used to access the variant in your application. You may choose to customize this key, as once the key is set it can't be changed.
 4. (Optional) Enter a **Flag Description** to better describe the flag.
 5. Save the experiment configuration. You can edit most fields from the flag's settings.