The phrase "exhaustive comments" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to detailed and comprehensive remarks or feedback on a particular subject.
Example: "The report included exhaustive comments on the methodology used in the study."
Alternatives: "comprehensive remarks" or "detailed feedback."
Like the earlier measure, the newest one would allow the revised lethal injection method to take effect without exhaustive public comment.
Last month, Forbes.com columnist Devin Thorpe highlighted eight online resources for crowdfunding for social entrepreneurs – and that list is definitely not exhaustive (see the comments to his post, which added more than a dozen more).
Attempts at being exhaustive proved exhausting.
Officials in cities like Yonkers and New Rochelle say that neighboring governments have sufficient opportunity for comment in the exhaustive planning process under the State Environmental Quality Review Act.
No definitive conclusions can be drawn here since, for that to happen, hundreds of journalists would have to be questioned and their comments tallied with an exhaustive overview of disengagement reporting.
As an exhaustive Task & Purpose rundown of Trump's comments showed, the president lavished the expensive stealth plane with praise to the point where he implied that the fighter isn't just hidden on radar but literally impossible to see.
This list is exhausting, but not exhaustive.
Like King, Gohmert has an exhaustive history of making remarkably ignorant and racist comments.
Recognizing that the list of reasons we gave physicians may not be exhaustive, we also provided the opportunity for additional comments.
Thomas Foley (D-Wash)., who favored sending the matter to the Administration Committee for a less exhaustive probe, attributed the misidentification of the Democrats' written comments to clerical error.
