"collect comments" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe an action of gathering feedback or opinions from people. For example, you can say, "We will be collecting comments from the attendees of the conference to get their feedback."
As part of its WTO agreement, China now circulates draft laws and regulations for 30 days to collect comments.
The agency will collect comments for 60 days and must vote on the proposal again before it goes into effect.
The two lawmakers will collect comments on the draft, and hope to have formal legislation introduced within a month or so, Mr. Boucher said in an interview.
The daylong hearing was intended to collect comments on the distribution plan set forth by the special master, Judah Gribetz, two months ago.
The committee now plans to collect comments on the draft, with an eye to pushing the legislation forward later this year.
For example, the latter facility allows content providers to conduct real-time polls or to collect comments about the program, that can be displayed as text on the main television screen.
"The aim is to help gather, collect, comment and share the best online shows today spread on numerous platforms and sources of data," Le Meur said today.
She has collected comments for all the boroughs in various languages besides English, including Spanish, Chinese, German and Creole French.
One issue facing Mancunians who do decide to react to planning proposals is the uninviting planning portal on which Manchester City Council hosts proposals and collects comments and objections.
If you want to weigh in on the proposal, you can submit your thoughts to the bureau, which is collecting comments through June 11.
The Traverse City Area Chamber of Commerce, in a mostly resort community in northern Michigan, collected comments from more than 300 members last summer about the impact of rising airfares and declining service at the local Cherry Capital Airport.
