The phrase "along with a comment" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that something is included together with a comment or additional information.
Example: "Please submit your report along with a comment explaining your findings."
Alternatives: "together with a comment" or "in addition to a comment".
His efforts to defund Planned Parenthood, the anti-abortion legislation enacted in Indiana (along with a comment that he "longs for the day that Roe v Wade is sent to the ash heap of history", for good measure), and the bill he signed allowing for LGBT discrimination.
Adapting the Facebook model, some news sites allow readers to post a picture along with a comment, another step away from anonymity.
Our teachers created videos of three classes of kids, all of whom introduced themselves in creative ways, including some kids in Halloween costumes, and we posted those on the wiki, along with a comment space.
The Krebs on Security blog fully explains how the poisoned-image scam works, along with a comment from a Google spokesman about the company's efforts to detect the malware.
In 2008, she pioneered the "outfit-a-day" genre on her blog, Style Bubble, taking a picture of herself every morning and posting it, along with a comment on the clothes.
These days, it's a doddle for us to embed a simple form in an article and ask people to fill in the names of books and authors (along with a comment explaining why they're great).
We are giving away five copies of Long Song to the first readers in the UK to post: "I want a copy please" – along with a nice, constructive comment – in the comments section below.
We have five copies of Night Watch to give away to the first five readers in the UK to post "I want a copy please" – along with a nice, constructive comment relevant to Pratchett – in the comments section below.
We have five copies of The Talented Mr Ripley to give away to the first five readers in the UK to post "I want a copy please" – along with a nice, constructive comment relevant to High – in the comments section below.
By way of encouragement, we have five copies of the fine new Penguin edition (packed with notes, appendices, various old introductions and a fine new one by John Gray) to give away to the first readers in the UK to post: "I want a copy please" – along with a nice, constructive comment relevant to its author – in the comments section below.
Finally, to get the ball rolling, we also have five advance copies of Even Dogs in the Wild to give away to the first readers in the UK to post: "I want a copy please" – along with a nice, constructive comment relevant to its author – in the comments section below.
