The phrase "a textual note" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a written comment or annotation that provides additional information or clarification about a text.
Example: "In the margins of the manuscript, the author included a textual note explaining the historical context of the events described."
Alternatives: "a written note" or "a written annotation".
Textual Note: The complete poem, a very famous one, is available in many editions and anthologies.
Many online courses, however, consist merely of a series of textual notes and pictures with little navigational information or choice.
Each text has an introductory essay and rich textual notes by an expert in the relevant field.
Although aimed at the general reader, the edition McKane revised and expanded for Bloodaxe 20 years later (most recently reprinted in 2016) includes interesting textual notes, a thoughtful, glasnost-haunted introduction, and translations of some of the poet's vivid short prose.
Graham, A.C. (1981), Chuang-tzu, The Seven Inner Chapters and other writings from the book Chuang-tzu, London: George Allen and Unwin (translation notes published separately in 1982 as Chuang-tzu: textual notes to a partial translation, London: School of Oriental and African Studies).
The transcripts were analyzed using the constant comparative method: each interview was analyzed and compared to the previous interview combined with written textual notes from the checklist observation in a continuous process [ 15- 17].
Also a Sibley Mechanical and Experimental Laboratory notebook from Raymond Curtis Warner Class of 1907 including textual notes, photographs, charts, and test results.
Awards are humorous textual notes given for the player's performance during a mission; these include awards for using a very low or a very high amount of bullets, or a "Thanks For Not Getting Hurt Award" for avoiding damage.
In addition to the full text of either Macbeth or Romeo and Juliet, you get an entire audio performance, plus photos of productions, glossaries and textual notes, plot synopses, academic articles, study activities and more.
In his textual notes, Mr. Dews says that perhaps the most significant exclusion is the involvement of McCullers and her husband, Reeves McCullers, with the composer David Diamond.
