'constructive remarks' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe comments that contain helpful ideas, criticism, or advice. For example: During the meeting, everyone shared their constructive remarks about the company's marketing strategy.
Writers talk about sending her chapters of their books and receiving telephone calls with constructive remarks within hours.
All of these things can be construed as constructive remarks, even if they come from a place of anger, and especially if they come from a place of hurt.
Commenters will say, "you are wrong". They'll say, "what do you know about this topic?" They'll say, "you have the wrong priorities". They'll say, "you can't speak for me". All of these things can be construed as constructive remarks, even if they come from a place of anger, and especially if they come from a place of hurt.
We are indebted to the volunteers in our study and to the two anonymous reviewers for their constructive remarks.
We thank F. Saudou and S. Humbert at the Curie Institute for their discerning and constructive remarks, which were extremely helpful in completing the study.
We thank Charles Haddad for recognizing the importance of the new material and for sharing field data, Cor Vink and an anonymous reviewer for their constructive remarks, and Ingi Agnarsson for comments on an early draft.
Before exploring our approach, the following two main remarks are constructive: Remark 1.
Mr. Gulotta said of Mr. Schmitt: "His constructive and positive input, rather than his derogatory remarks, could have been helpful".
A final remark: although constructive and intuitionistic set theories are compatible with the principles of choice just mentioned, the set theories are often defined without any choice principles.
Mr. Peña Nieto, who pointedly emphasized goals like "mutual respect" and "constructive" relations several times in his remarks, did Mr. Trump some favors with his respectful treatment: The Mexican president acknowledged that every country had a "right" to protect its own border, and suggested that Mr. Trump wanted to move on from his antagonistic remarks of the past.
If what he/she said is true, then you may wish to accept the remarks as a form of constructive feedback to improve yourself.
