The phrase "actual comment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a comment that is genuine or real, often in contrast to something that may be perceived as insincere or irrelevant.
Example: "After reviewing the feedback, I would like to highlight the actual comment made by the user regarding the product's usability."
Alternatives: "genuine remark" or "real observation".
"With all due respect to the other commenters, here's an actual comment on the story in question...".. Right from the beginning, the conversations inspired by HuffPost stories were intense and informed.
My actual comment was in the context of Boeing and the Asian economic problem.
Here is Furious's actual comment: "Seriously, how many of these punks looked down on other people and professions?
Selecting multiple genes to comment on: At the page where the actual comment is added, there is no indication as to which genes the comment will be added to.
His actual comment was slightly off-color, which, coming from him, gave it greater credibility.
"So we accepted the punches that it somehow crashed because of volume even though actual comment volume wasn't an issue".
It is compiled, they assure us, from actual comments heard at actual Democratic strategy meetings.
Allan told the BBC: "I posted actual comments made to me on the same day, although not in the same email.
These three quotations were adapted from actual comments; they were edited to preserve the anonymity of the individuals and their organizations.
"Ari's actual comments about the attempt to distribute information did not mention the White House, the governor's office or A.M.I. management," the White House said.
"Watching bits of her actual comments, I think some of that softening is coming through," said Mrs. McMahon, who was not part of the poll but who was contacted after her daughter, who did participate, discussed her views with a reporter.
