The phrase "after receiving comments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to actions or decisions made subsequent to obtaining feedback or remarks from others.
Example: "The report was revised after receiving comments from the team."
Alternatives: "following feedback" or "upon receiving feedback".
After receiving comments, the authority has decided to broaden the proposal to cover debt securities.
The F.D.A.'s science board subcommittee on BPA, however, after receiving comments from an independent advisory panel, determined that the F.D.A. was wrong to disregard the large body of research showing health effects even at extremely low doses.
In July 2003, the County Council voted to approve the change, but that body later reconsidered the request and rejected it after receiving comments from council member Thomas E. Dernoga (D-Laurel), who represents the area, the lawsuit said.
After receiving comments, learners demonstrate higher interest and improved performance in related tasks (Butler, 1988).
"After receiving comments from the full task force, solution proposers have a second opportunity to decide whether or not to remain in the process and release their proposal to the general public.
Necessary modifications were made after receiving comments from experts working on HIV in key populations in Cambodia as well as feedbacks from the pilot study.
The FPC shall review the recommendation after receiving comment from the CUP and CGP.
After holding several hearings and receiving comments for almost two years, the copyright office said repeatedly in its ruling that the proponents of various kinds of exemptions had not demonstrated evidence that there would be "substantial harm" if an exemption was not granted.
FriendFeed says they launched the interface in a beta format because they want to make adjustments to the interface as they receive feedback from users and plan to change the interface all together after they receive comments.
Authors' response: After receiving your comments and the comments of the three additional referees, we have decided to rewrite the code, to revise the manuscript and to publish it.
No decision was made yesterday about releasing the report and it will not be made until after the committee receives comments from the executive branch, Ms. Feinstein said, a euphemism for allowing the administration a chance to heavily censor the document.
