The phrase "a remark describing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to refer to a comment or statement that provides a description of something.
Example: "She made a remark describing the beautiful scenery we encountered during our hike."
Alternatives: "a comment detailing" or "a statement outlining".
Of Race With the Devil and Johnson's trenchant guitar playing, the eminent rock guitarist Jeff Beck was quoted as saying he "couldn't believe it was a girl playing", a remark described by the DJ John Peel (obituary, October 27 2004) as the most sexist comment he had ever heard.
One such commentator, in a fairly representative remark, described Clinton as "looking like everyone's first wife standing outside a probate court".
Today's comments were a derivative of those remarks, describing the devastating impact letting Wall Street write its own rules again would have on middle class families.
"This is a throwback — to conduct activities that intimidate allies of the United States, to rattle nuclear sabers that haven't been rattled in a quarter century," he remarked, describing Russia's large nuclear arsenal as "very dangerous" for regional stability.
The novelist went on to "declare that 'harassing the Muslim community in Britain' would be neither moral nor efficacious", but made no apology for making remarks describing an "urge" that the Muslim community should "suffer", nor any attempt to respond to wider concerns over his views concerning Islamism.
It aims at striking the right balance between data privacy, security and business interest," she said in her introductory remarks, describing Privacy Shield as both a "continuous work" and "a trust building exercise".
Community Safety minister Roseanna Cunningham also attacked Mr Lamont's remarks, describing them as an "astonishing diatribe".
Critics seized on the remarks, describing them as inappropriate in a country where millions of women have no protection from sexual violence.
Hopkins used her column in the newspaper on Friday to address her previous remarks, describing the outcry the piece provoked as a "cautionary tale".
Monday for confirming Trump's reported remarks describing Haiti and African nations as "shithole countries" in a closed Oval Office meeting. .
