The phrase "answer to your comment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when responding to someone's comment or feedback, typically in a discussion or correspondence.
Example: "In response to your comment, I would like to clarify my position on the matter."
Alternatives: "response to your comment" or "reply to your comment".
Reach out to them, ask questions and comment on their posts, many of them will answer your questions or reply to your comments with useful information.
She says she is "distraught" because: Under PIP I'm not disabled enough 2.48pm: I'm going to have a look at Maria Miller's answers to your questions - and your comments on her answers - starting with the #spartacusreport.
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At 1pm BST on Tuesday, she came online to answer your comments and questions about her campaigning and her son's experience.
On Monday 8 September, 12pm - 1pm BST, we will bring together a panel of experts from the FSC General Assembly in Seville, to answer your comments and questions on the topic of business and deforestation.
During a follow-up interview with the New York Times to answer criticism that your comments about Obama reflected a racist bias, you rejected the charge and stated, instead, that you were simply talking about Obama's worldview that formed his upbringing.
Answer to comment on abstract: We agree with the referee.
