The phrase "comment to the document" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you could say: "I have added a few comments to the document if you would like to review them."
For example, Sacramento declined to provide documents or comment to the ACLU, claiming it would be inappropriate because "the acquisition or use of this technology comes with a strict non-disclosure requirement".
Once you upload a Word or Google Docs document to SharedDoc's platform, you can send email invites to a friends or colleagues to comment on the document.
Ford declined to comment on the document.
French officials declined to comment on the document, which was prepared for European commissioners but has not been published.
Lawyers for Mrs. de la Renta and JPMorgan Chase declined to comment on the document, as did Dr. Fillit and Philip Marshall.
Representatives of Ibragimov declined invitations to comment on the document, although it is not yet clear what, if any, action the SFO may take.
Mario Monti, the European competition commissioner, refused to comment on the document but dismissed speculation that the commission would fine Microsoft heavily.
A brochure said to be of the production version of the 918 Spyder appeared on the Web this week, but Mr. Twork declined to comment on the document's authenticity, citing company policy.
The government has declined to comment on the document.
The WHO has refused to comment on the document, but some suggest the financial cutbacks that the WHO, like all United Nations agencies, is facing, may be part of the problem.
