Update content/zh/concepts/multicluster-controlplane.md

Co-authored-by: Dale Haiducek <[email protected]>

content/zh/concepts/multicluster-controlplane.md

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 ## Why use `Multicluster Control Plane`
 1. Some Kubernetes environments do not have CSR (e.g., EKS) so that the standard OCM control plane cannot be installed. The multicluster control plane can be able to install in these environments and expose the OCM control plane API via loadbalancer.
 
-2. Some users want to run multiple OCM control plane to isolate the data. The typical case is that the user wants to run one OCM control plane for production and another OCM control plane for development. The multicluster control plane can be able to install in the different namespace in a single cluster. Each multicluster control plane is running independently and serving the OCM control plane capabilities.
+2. Some users may want to run multiple OCM control planes to isolate the data. The typical case is that the user wants to run one OCM control plane for production and another OCM control plane for development. The multicluster control plane is able to be installed in different namespaces in a single cluster. Each multicluster control plane is running independently and serving the OCM control plane capabilities.
 
 3. Some users want to run OCM control plane without kubernetes environment. The multicluster control plane can be running in a standalone mode. for example, it can be running in a VM. Expose the control plane API to the outside so the managed clusters can register to it.