The phrase "ad hoc comments" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to remarks or observations made for a specific purpose or situation, often without prior planning.
Example: "During the meeting, several ad hoc comments were made regarding the project's timeline."
Alternatives: "impromptu remarks" or "on-the-spot comments".
In ad hoc comments from Chinese diplomats and through its state-controlled media which often refer to Arunachal as Chinese South Tibet China appears to have reasserted its demand for most of India's far north-eastern state.
Although we did not attempt to measure any direct benefits to the communities, the survey data and ad hoc comments received shows that the modeling and consultation services provided by the epidemiologists were used to manage hospital services confidently.
Ad hoc comments from the general public pertaining to the layout and features of the website have informally influenced the website's design.
His ad hoc gestures and comments can feel like progress, but in other areas – in confronting institutional child abuse, for example, or tackling financial reform – he can seem wanting.
They are useful in providing strong evidence that this general feeling pervading the biosciences community is real, rather than just ad hoc hearsay, he comments, and warns that something "has to be done quickly, otherwise there's going to be a great big hole in science in years to come".
Even though students and alumni submitted comments to the ad hoc committee asking Dartmouth to dramatically reform or abolish the Greek system, many students have staunchly resisted any major changes in the past.
At these meetings comments were sought and received ad hoc 'from the floor'.
Bishops across the country are also sending in detailed comments on the draft to the bishops' ad hoc committee on sexual abuse.
Both are resolutely ad hoc.
But that is an ad hoc solution.
They are largely attitudinal and ad hoc.
