The term "comments sheet" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a document, form, or sheet where people can make written comments, such as feedback or critiques. For example, "Please fill out the comments sheet after the presentation so I can get your feedback."
Reviewer's ratings were not available for all manuscripts; for example, some reviewers filled out only the comment sheet and did not fill out the evaluation form with the 2 questions (importance of a manuscript; reviewer's recommendation concerning publication).
If the editors find this to be the case, the submitted manuscript is sent to usually three independent reviewers (external review); the reviewers are asked to review it using an evaluation form and a comment sheet.
Very few studies have investigated reviewer agreement with the purpose of identifying the actual reasons behind reviewer disagreement, e.g., by carrying out comparative content analyses of reviewers' comment sheets [102], [103].
She listened to conversations, chatted with kibitzers and got written comments on sheets of paper left at the booth.
While the current owners of Gun World on Magnolia Boulevard declined to comment, a sheet of paper taped to the door tells the company's side of the story: "Because of the even stricter gun laws which have made operating our businesses next to impossible, Gun World has decided to close its doors". Its last gun sale was Aug. 21.
In the classroom at Tower Hamlets, the students' final exercise is to write down some of the issues raised by Cameron's comments on small sheets of paper.
In addition, in our experience with the original PRISM, several patients put the illness disk in the center of the sheet, commenting that their disease took a central position in their lives.
Very minor comments: There are two typos: sheet,s -> sheets highprofile -> high profile The paper is well written.
After the discussion, individuals had an opportunity to add additional comments to their response sheet.
PS not sure if this blog input form is faulty, but with Firefox I'm seeing only 2.75 lines of text vertically so like writing my comments on a large sheet, viewed through a letterbox, making it less that ideal to review... and the 'post' button was missing until I reloaded the page!
