Update access-policies.mdx

Author: Heathpackard

content/docs/guides/(data-access)/definitions/access-policies.mdx

@@ -41,11 +41,11 @@ Access policies evaluate claims and key/value pairs in the provided context. The
 
 - **context.server**: This context is generated by the server and is generally considered trusted. It includes information like trusted JWT claims, IP addresses, and actions.
   - **context.server.claims**: Contains claims extracted from a JSON Web Token (JWT) that has been signed by a trusted issuer. This is typically used for claims that are standardized and validated by an identity provider like Okta.
-  - **context.server.purpose_names**: the purposes specified on an accessor to which this access policy is attached (does not apply in all cases)
-  - **context.server.ip_address**: the IP address of the user or system initiating the request
+  - **context.server.purpose_names**: the purposes specified on an accessor to which this access policy is attached (does not apply in all cases).
+  - **context.server.ip_address**: the IP address of the user or system initiating the request.
 - **context.client**: This context contains key/value pairs specified in the request comments by the client and is not considered trusted. It includes data such as user-specified parameters that are not verified by the server.
 - **context.user**: Information about data for the user whose data is row being accessed.
-  evaluated by the access policy
+  evaluated by the access policy.
 - **context.query**: Specific query parameters relevant to the request.
 - **context.row_data**: Specific Column data for the user row data values related to being evaluated by the request.
 
@@ -232,7 +232,7 @@ function policy(context, params) {
 
 UserClouds has several built-in access policies for common use cases, like role-based and time-based expiration of data. However you can also create custom policies, in two ways:
 
-- Call the [CreateAccessPolicy API](/docs/reference/tokenizer/policies/access/post)
-- Compose a new policy from existing policies and parametrizable templates in the UserClouds Console
+- Call the [CreateAccessPolicy API](/docs/reference/tokenizer/policies/access/post).
+- Compose a new policy from existing policies and parametrizable templates in the UserClouds Console.
 
 To learn more about creating access policies, see our How to Guide on Creating Access Policies.