The phrase "adding remarks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to include additional comments or observations about a particular topic or situation.
Example: "Before finalizing the report, I suggest adding remarks to clarify our findings."
Alternatives: "including comments" or "providing feedback".
Since both his assistants have trained themselves to think as much like Murrow as possible, Murrow is likely to agree to their proposals, adding remarks that, once they've had some editing, he may repeat over the air.
Arnaud de Puyfontaine, the chief executive, hit back in Campaign magazine by insisting "we play fair", and adding remarks about competitors who "feel the need to wage a dirty war" and released circulation figures to the media before the ABC embargo was lifted, a practice he found "distasteful".
Some patients commented that they were grateful for the opportunity to feedback on the procedure, with some adding remarks, including "I am very grateful for the operation that up to now has totally cured my symptoms.
* US Secretary of State Kerry visiting Nairobi (Adds remarks from John Kerry).
(Adds remarks by UNICEF's Khan in interview paragraphs 5, 16-25).
UNICEF country representative, Dr. Gulaid added remarks about the country's progress and continued challenges.
We will certainly add remarks on this point in the revised version of the manuscript, which we will submit after receiving feedback from all reviewers.
If you want to send Xend a note or reminder about a booked pickup, tap the "Add Remarks" button found under each of the bookings.
He filed away his voluminous correspondence about habitat conservation campaigns, adding marginal remarks full of capitalizations, underlining and exclamation points.
In 1993 she was discovered to have embellished a letter about fraudulent charities by adding condemnatory remarks of her own.
