try update to index.mdx with Sarah's update

Author: rberecka

website/docs/cloud-docs/workspaces/variables/index.mdx

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 ## Precedence with Priority Variable Sets
 
 You can select to prioritize all values of the variables in a variable set.
-When a variable set is prioritized the values take precedence over any variables with the same key set at a more specific scope.
+When a variable set is priority, the values take precedence over any variables with the same key set at a more specific scope.
 
-For example, variables in a prioritized global variable set would take precedence over any variables with the same key in a prioritized project or workspace scoped variable set. Variables in a prioritized variable set will take precedence over any variables with the same key set through the CLI on a run.
+For example, variables in a priority global variable set would take precedence over any variables with the same key in a priority project or workspace scoped variable set. Variables in a priority variable set will take precedence over any variables with the same key set through the CLI on a run.
 
 If two priority variable sets with the same scope include the same variable key, Terraform Cloud will determine precedence by the alphabetical order of the variable sets' names.
 
-The only variable that a prioritized variable set variable cannot overwrite is one with a value set directly in the terraform
-configuration code itself. If you want to ensure what a variable value is including the terraform configuration code itself,
-we recommend using a Policy Check or Run Task.
+While a priority variable set can enforce that terraform variables use designated values, it does not guarantee that the variable is used in configuration. It is still possible for a user to directly modify the Terraform configuration and remove usage of a variable and replace it with a hard coded value. If you are looking for stricter enforcement than this, we recommend using policy checks or run tasks.