The phrase "a commented" is not correct and usable in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended meaning.
Example: "The code includes a commented section that explains the logic behind the algorithm."
Alternatives: "a noted" or "a remarked".
As principal A commented, "Values related to peace and religious tolerance are important to us.
As principal A commented on the picture, "We anticipate the day when we will live peacefully in this conflicted region.
To build a network graph based on issue comments, we therefore considered each developer as a node; when user A commented on an issue reported by user B, we considered it as an edge from developer A to developer B. Following this approach, we obtained a directed network graph which we called an issue collaboration graph.
"We hope to prevent neo-Nazi publications by putting out a commented, scholarly edition before that," said Edith Raim, a historian at the institute.
"'Mein Kampf' is one of the central texts if you want to explain National Socialism, and it hasn't been available in a commented edition at all in Germany".
The present article addresses this aspect of SPD and provides a commented exposé of a modelling and numerical simulation toolkit that has been, or can potentially be, applied in the context of severe plastic deformation.
RECENTLY, Dan Cathy, the president of the fast-food chain Chick-fil-A, commented publicly on his beliefs about same-sex marriage.
A woman commented, "Yumm.
Michael Flaherty and Mary Kaye Schilling of Entertainment Weekly, who graded the episode with an A−, commented, "George is at his pressure-cooker best, but it's Elaine famished and in high dudgeon who is the centerpiece".
"I made a comment — an inappropriate comment.
