The phrase "all kinds of comments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a variety of different remarks or feedback on a particular topic or situation.
Example: "During the meeting, we received all kinds of comments from the team about the new project proposal."
Alternatives: "various types of comments" or "a range of comments".
And I would have all kind of comments on Facebook and people all over the world would tell me "you did good" and they're proud of me and all that good stuff.
For example, when Noel Francisco, the current Solicitor General, was speaking on behalf of the ban, Justice Elena Kagan asked him to imagine "some future time" when "a President gets elected, who is a vehement anti-Semite, and says all kinds of denigrating comments about Jews, and provokes a lot of resentment and hatred over the course of a campaign".
And of course, over the years, I have received all kinds of useful comments and criticisms that may well have been easier to make anonymously.
I guess we didn't pay too much attention though and did not notice that chicks were getting all kinds of nasty comments on their postings.
As if the photo was their cue, the hive got in formation and attacked, calling Roy out on social media and leaving all kinds of offensive comments on her accounts.
We stepped in when Rush Limbaugh was attempting to buy an NFL team franchise (after making all kinds of disparaging comments), and we have been outspoken on this issue even when others did not stand with us.
Worst of all, these kinds of comments all came from gay men.
As a first-generation Asian American in Lower Manhattan, I've experienced all different kinds of comments, curiosities and remarks through the years regarding my race and appearance.
The story of the "dueling" weddings had been out there, she explains, prompting all kinds of nasty online comments about her son and his bride-to-be.
"I get these kinds of comments all the time, and they are legit ones," he says.
