The phrase "feedback on it" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when requesting or discussing opinions or evaluations regarding a specific subject or item.
Example: "I would appreciate your feedback on it before I submit the final version."
Alternatives: "input on it" or "comments about it".
Microsoft recently revamped its Silverlight blog and is looking for feedback on it.
The record is doing well, and we're getting good feedback on it".
It's a daunting prospect at first but presenting your work, getting positive feedback on it, and meeting people who are working on similar topics at other institutions is all invaluable, both professionally and psychologically.
And though he said it was hard to gauge the campaign's effect on sales, because most sales of cellphones are completed offline, "we've gotten incredible feedback on it from the community".
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So me, Rupert Humphries and Imran Sarwar, one of the main designers, will sit around early in the game, talking about stuff, then Sam, Aaron and Leslie will look at it and sign off on it or offer feedback on it.
Although it was piloted and women provided feedback on its content, it requires further validation in future studies.
Ryanair said that, after extensive customer feedback on its website, it would introduce several improvements over the next six months.
In addition, the organization is evaluated on whether it seeks feedback on its current operations and whether it learns from its experience.
You might get some constructive feedback on locating it where it doesn't cause problems for other household activities.
These companies will work closely with MDG, providing feedback on how it fits into their workflows as well as insight into how it performs in the real world.
