Correct typo in create-workloads.mdx

src/content/docs/new-relic-solutions/new-relic-one/workloads/create-workloads.mdx

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ The entities added to a workload depend on your goals and organization structure
 There are two kinds of accounts that contribute to workloads: the  **workload account** and the **scope accounts**. If your [New Relic organization](/docs/accounts/accounts-billing/account-structure/new-relic-account-structure) has more than one account, differentiating between the workload and scope accounts will make managing your workloads easier.
 
 * The **workload account** is where the workload and its data lives. The account used to create a workload, then, is considered the workload account. This account determines which users can see and manage the workload, based on what account permissions they've been assigned. 
-* The **scope accounts** are accounts that the workload fetches telemetry data from. Users without access to all of a workload's scope accounts may not be able to see all the data in a workload. For team members who use a workload, ensure you add your tea relevant accounts that workload pulls data from. 
+* The **scope accounts** are accounts that the workload fetches telemetry data from. Users without access to all of a workload's scope accounts may not be able to see all the data in a workload. For team members who use a workload, ensure you add your team's relevant accounts that workload pulls data from. 
 
 Once created, the workload account can't be changed.Scope accounts, however, can be updated at any point in time by any user with workload management capabilities on the workload account. By default, all accounts that the workload creator has access to at the moment of the workload creation are set as scope accounts.