The phrase "acknowledge comments" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of recognizing or responding to feedback or remarks made by others.
Example: "In our meeting, we will take time to acknowledge comments from all team members to ensure everyone feels heard."
Alternatives: "recognize feedback" or "respond to remarks".
We gratefully acknowledge comments and discussion from E. Cochran, P. Davis, Z. Peng, A. Sagy and J. Vidale.
We acknowledge comments from R. Drennan, T. Earle, C. Hastorf, I. Morris, R. Oka, J. Sabloff and C. Szuter.
We also acknowledge comments from an earlier review of this paper that suggests an alternative explanation, where instructors assign higher participation scores when they know those scores don't actually "count" for the students' grades.
We also gratefully acknowledge comments from two anonymous reviewers that allowed us to substantively improve the manuscript.
The authors gratefully acknowledge comments and recommendations that greatly improved the manuscript from Dr. Stéphane Aris-Brosou.
We gratefully acknowledge comments and technical suggestions from J. Bart on an earlier version on this manuscript.
He acknowledges comments by our man in Kabul, Sir Sherard Cowper-Coles, and Brigadier Mark CarlethatSmithethat the campaign cannot be won by "kinetic means' (ie force and firepower) alone, but differs from them.
The Executive Director acknowledged comments and concerns voiced by members of the Board during the week and mentioned items to be addressed further during the next Regular Session of the Board in June, such as the End Child Hunger Partnership.
The authors gratefully acknowledge the comments of two anonymous reviewers whose comments helped improve the final manuscript.
The authors gratefully acknowledge helpful comments by A. Avena-Koenigsberger, R. Betzel, L. Chai and G. Rosenthal.
We acknowledge helpful comments from anonymous reviewers.
