"comments in mind" is a perfectly acceptable phrase to use in written English.
For example, you might write "As I make plans for the upcoming holiday, I'm keeping your comments in mind."
He could have hardly had Ms. Miner's comments in mind — he handpicked her as co-chairwoman of the state Democratic Party.
The translator arrived, and, with Mashaei's previous comments in mind, I asked whether he thought Israel had reason to fear that Iran poses a threat to its survival.
With these comments in mind, we can now turn to the framing of the goals of cognitive modeling as articulated in the sorts of criteria that Newell proposed and A&L have adopted with their own modifications.
I would suggest keeping Warren Buffet's comments in mind, "It's far better to buy a wonderful company at a fair price, than a fair company at a wonderful price". Simply put, making sure you are considered a 'wonderful company' when the suitors come a callin' should be a top priority.
With Quinn's comments in mind, the commission gave staff time to make small tweaks to the ordinance.
Please know that I appreciate your thoughts on this matter and will keep your comments in mind should the Senate further consider the use of the filibuster.
Reggie Minton, the chairman of the selection committee, said the N.I.T. did not pair up the teams on purpose and did not have Boeheim's comment in mind when the bracket was set.
However, we did take the reviewers' comment in mind to further substantiate this figure.
Also during your comments keep in mind that many are afraid that you might get angry at their criticism and you might flare up at them, to avoid this you should explicitly write that you WANT critiques on your work.
I believed the negative comments in my mind and I listened to them, even when my intuition was begging me to follow what was in the Highest & Best.
One Wall Street analyst found these comments telling, bearing in mind both Mr Fadell and Mr Forstall had once been tipped as successors to Steve Jobs.
