"comment on this issue" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to give an opinion or express thoughts on a particular topic or problem. Example: "We would like to invite you to comment on this issue and share your insights with us."
About one third or less of the combined freshman, sophomore, junior, or senior responders did not comment on this issue, and one fifth or less of them admitted to accept evolution but not discuss it openly; note that more PC freshman than their counterparts at RWU believe in creationism but do not discuss it openly (sign test two-tail pairwise comparison P ≤ 0.05).
Although only one in about 20 general faculty either did not comment on this issue or said they accept evolution privately (choices b, c, Fig. 6), one in four educators of prospective teachers and one in three students held these positions.
Apple declined to comment on this issue.
General Mills declined to comment on this issue.
Goldman Sachs has declined to comment on this issue.
Curiously, the airlines were reluctant when the Observer reached out for comment on this issue.
After several attempts, a government contact said nobody was available for comment on this issue.
Could Cutter, a paid analyst for the network, possibly comment on this issue?
On the White House's Facebook page that was streaming the conference, whenever one commented on this issue, like many did, the little interns in the White House were deleting all posts mentioning the Armenian genocide.
But then he started a slow, painful slide into one of the most bizarre comments on this issue we've ever heard, which became an instant Internet sensation.
As of now, no one from the Bangladeshi cabinet has commented on this issue except for the BSEC chairman, who later said that he didn't have any problem with the Chinese consortium being awarded the tender.
