The phrase "add some comments" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It instructs the reader to provide additional thoughts or opinions on a specific topic or statement. Example: "Please read the article and add some comments about your own experience with this issue."
For each link that you add to a list below, add some comments similar to the ones you already see.
"Rate my Rack is this place where hundreds of girls and women send their picture in – no head, just their boobs – inviting people to log on and rate the picture out of 10 and add some comments.
Before concluding this section we must add some comments about the measurement process.
As a Toxicologist/Physiologist (University of Cambridge) I would like to add some comments.
Only I propose that the authors might add some comments and discussion on their finding that rightward-shifting prisms did lead to some significant reduction of reaction time costs.
We applaud the extensive systematic review and meta-analysis by Zampieri and colleagues on inhaled antibiotics for ventilator-associated pneumonia (VAP) [ 1] but would like to add some comments regarding inhaled colistin for treatment of VAP caused by multidrug-resistant Gram-negative bacteria (MDR-GNB).
It would be useful to add some comment about how main chain hydrogen bonding is affected.
Instead it lets the Justice Department's antitrust division take first bite and then, if the deal is approved, adds some comments or conditions of its own.This time round, the position is more complicated.
It's a Google Doc and shows only the values of the cells, not the formulas, so I added some comments to clarify the relationship between the budget and labor sheets.
"I did 'The Apprentice' and it was one of the top shows on television," Trump said, adding, "Some comments are made as an entertainer and, as everybody said, as an entertainer is a much different ballgame".
There he speaks at a shopping mall, giving his stock stump speech, adding some comments on the Carter Administration's announcement of the new "Stealth" technology, which will enable airplanes to avoid radar detection.
