"concrete comments" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
It is commonly used to describe comments that are specific and provide useful feedback. For example, "The teacher gave very concrete comments that enabled the student to improve their performance."
Mr. Pickering, the group spokesman, said it would have "no concrete comment until and even if we get a communiqué." But, he said, some members of the group support interfering because the research "is taking a risk, a real shot in the dark" with alterations members believe could eventually harm native species of trees.
He utters only a laconic, anus-of-concrete comment: "What the fuck".
A good review should offer some specific, obtainable, concrete, and opinionated comments, Sambunjak says.
Paul Donaher, managing director at Concrete, declined to comment.
"Any violations of procedures... would be looked at by the Security Council, and if they are approved, the Security Council would take the required measures, concrete measures," he commented.
You can feel the book lifting off into its themes in the comments between concrete memories: When I was eight my parents packed me off to Little Sir Echo Camp for Girls on Lake Armington in the foothills of New Hampshire co-founded and owned by Mary Hoisington and Margaret Conoboy ten years earlier.
Some structural comments and concrete suggestions for improving the manuscript are listed below.
Mr. Coletti said he had no comment on DiFama Concrete.
August's theme is 'street life' tasking you with capturing existence, everything from community spirit to cultural comment, within the concrete confines of our globe.
Laidlaw has also said he plans to leave Centrica but, in an analyst call on Thursday, declined again to give a time scale, saying he would only comment when something concrete was decided.
