The phrase "a comment was made" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone has expressed an opinion or remark, often in a formal or report-like context.
Example: "During the meeting, a comment was made regarding the project's timeline that sparked further discussion."
Alternatives: "a remark was made" or "an observation was made".
On Twitter this morning, a comment was made about the cost to the taxpayer of care for children like mine.
Additionally, a comment was made about why the contestant was wearing a "doctor's stethoscope".
- This was a comment was made by my husband's secretary at Scott's funeral.
At a political fundraiser for a gay candidate for the California state legislature, a comment was made that made me remind her that we will find out in a few days whether we will have to leave America or not.
A comment was made by the Viennese conductor Johann von Herbeck to the effect that Czechs were incapable of making music of their own, a remark which Smetana took to heart: "I swore there and then that no other than I should beget a native Czech music".
A comment was made that it would be important to be able to modify the period over which the running average was calculated.
Or what about if a comment is made on Twitter but it is inaccurate in some respects or a disseminated blog on Google+ contains several spelling mistakes?
Or is it some sort of a comment being made to the effect that it is dangerous these days to insist that boys are totally different creatures from girls?
There was already a problem with consumption before any comment was made about Spanish cucumbers," said Waite.
However, a decisive comment was made by General Stasys Raštikis, the commander of the Lithuanian army: He testified that a military victory over Poland was impossible and argued for a peaceful resolution.
A negative comment was made on 27 episodes, 13 of these were when the patient was not sedated but had their eyes closed.
