The phrase "a few comments about" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a brief discussion or feedback on a specific topic or subject matter.
Example: "I would like to share a few comments about the recent changes in our policy."
Alternatives: "a couple of remarks on" or "some thoughts regarding".
"She made a few comments about Spam".
I've heard a few comments about grafted tomatoes with vines too rampant and fruits too big, with watered-down flavor.
OK, let me just end with a few comments about one part of the phase diagram that we haven't talked about yet.
I have room for just a few comments about some of the acts I saw last night The National, Kings of Leon, The Flaming Lips, and LCD Soundstystem.
"We didn't play the best against Hull KR and there have been a few comments about not underestimating Wakefield," admits Russell.
Her remarks to the graduates included memories of her time at Princeton and a few comments about fellow Princeton alumna Sonia Sotomayor '76, President Barack Obama's nominee for the Supreme Court.
A few commented about being generally uncomfortable with mental health and that for them, MHEC-RAP provided trained specialists to help with these emergencies.
Even before the game's release, comment sections of articles about "The Journey" invariably had a few comments complaining about the character's race.
"There have been a few comments made about our home form and there's not been a performance for a while so to score four goals and play some good attractive football was good," said Barry.
I'm not competent to critique the methods Prof. Beiko employs here, but do want to add a few comments, mostly about words and concepts and the shifting nature of the connections between systematics and phylogenetics.
A few comments were shared about using the ePresence interface.
