The phrase "and she commented that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a statement or opinion expressed by a female subject in a narrative or report.
Example: "During the meeting, she shared her thoughts on the project, and she commented that it needed more research before moving forward."
Alternatives: "and she remarked that" or "and she noted that".
She came to have a traditional Indian meal with my wife and I, and she commented that she would love to attend an Indian wedding.
In this situation, Yasaman was anxious because the starting questions about the previous session seemed difficult but they were easy for Sara because she had good knowledge of the previous session content and she commented that this was her studying habit since elementary school and she always studied the content of the previous session in her other courses as well.
And she commented that there is a great concern on the African continent that out of 54 countries on the continent, only four are currently affected by Ebola, and the other 50 continue to have, in many cases, great economic promise for partnership with the United States and many other concerns -- security concerns, economic concerns, development concerns that we should be addressing," he said.
When I explained to another that it was customary that the bride and groom touch the priest's and parents feet after the ceremony, she commented that it sounded like a demeaning ritual and asked if it was really necessary.
She commented that Khloe and Lamar are doing well and agreed with my "Lamar is the nicest guy in the room" comment (is he her favorite?).
She commented that she and the director "met on the telephone, and he sent me a whole bunch of treatments I didn't like.
As in case 1, 2 points were lost because of wound scarring and softness of the breast, but she commented that she felt the graft region softening somewhat, slowly over the years.
In another example, Pukall and Cappell note that a doctor in Life in Pieces "warns new parents not to 'look down there' after a vaginal birth, and when the new mother does, she comments that her vulva looks like 'predator took off his mask' and questions whether she and her husband will 'ever be able to have sex again.'".
Hammons commented, "That got to me.
Yost commented, "That's a joke.
