diff --git a/docs/en/docs/sysmonitor/sysmonitor-usage.md b/docs/en/docs/sysmonitor/sysmonitor-usage.md
index a26a8c1979be20d2bf27017d7e80341ead157cec..a159c221cd42e442d20868c24ad6966212b67f04 100644
--- a/docs/en/docs/sysmonitor/sysmonitor-usage.md
+++ b/docs/en/docs/sysmonitor/sysmonitor-usage.md
@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 # sysmonitor
 
 ## Introduction
- 
+
 The system monitor (sysmonitor) daemon monitors exceptions that occur during OS running and records the exceptions in the system log file **/var/log/sysmonitor.log**. sysmonitor runs as a service. You can run the `systemctl start|stop|restart|reload sysmonitor` command to start, stop, restart, and reload the service. You are advised to deploy sysmonitor to locate system exceptions.
 
 ![](./figures/sysmonitor_functions.png)
@@ -417,7 +417,7 @@ REPORT_COMMAND=""
 | RESUME         | Number greater than or equal to 0, indicating the CPU usage alarm recovery threshold                               | No      | 80     |
 | MONITOR_PERIOD | Monitoring period, in seconds. The value is greater than 0.                                   | No      | 60     |
 | STAT_PERIOD    | Statistical period, in seconds. The value is greater than 0.                                   | No      | 300    |
-| DOMAIN         | CPU IDs in the domain, represented by decimal numbers<br>- CPU IDs can be enumerated and separated by commas, for exmaple, **1,2,3**. CPU IDs can be specified as a range in the formate of _X_-_Y_, for example, **0-2**. The two representations can be used together, for example, **0, 1, 2-3** or **0-1, 2-3**. Spaces or other characters are not allowed.<br>- Each monitoring domain has an independent configuration item. Each configuration item supports a maximum of 256 CPUs. A CPU ID must be unique in a domain and across domains.| No      | None    |
+| DOMAIN         | CPU IDs in the domain, represented by decimal numbers<br>- CPU IDs can be enumerated and separated by commas, for example, **1,2,3**. CPU IDs can be specified as a range in the format of _X_-_Y_, for example, **0-2**. The two representations can be used together, for example, **0, 1, 2-3** or **0-1, 2-3**. Spaces or other characters are not allowed.<br>- Each monitoring domain has an independent configuration item. Each configuration item supports a maximum of 256 CPUs. A CPU ID must be unique in a domain and across domains.| No      | None    |
 | REPORT_COMMAND | Command for collecting logs after the CPU usage exceeds the alarm threshold                      | No      | None    |
 
 - After modifying the configuration file for CPU monitoring, run `systemctl reload sysmonitor`. The new configuration takes effect after a monitoring period.
@@ -436,7 +436,7 @@ If a global CPU usage alarm is detected or cleared and the log collection comman
 
 ```text
 info|sysmonitor[127]: CPU usage alarm: 91.3%
-info|sysmonitor[127]: cpu monitor: execute REPORT_COMMAND[sysmoniotrcpu] sucessfully
+info|sysmonitor[127]: cpu monitor: execute REPORT_COMMAND[sysmoniotrcpu] successfully
 info|sysmonitor[127]: CPU usage resume 70.1%
 ```
 
@@ -444,7 +444,7 @@ If a domain average CPU usage alarm is detected or cleared and the log collectio
 
 ```text
 info|sysmonitor[127]: CPU 1,2,3 usage alarm: 91.3%
-info|sysmonitor[127]: cpu monitor: execute REPORT_COMMAND[sysmoniotrcpu] sucessfully
+info|sysmonitor[127]: cpu monitor: execute REPORT_COMMAND[sysmoniotrcpu] successfully
 info|sysmonitor[127]: CPU 1,2,3 usage resume 70.1%
 ```