'for any final comments' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to invite readers to make comments at the end of an article, presentation, or other type of document. For example, "Thank you for attending today's presentation. Please feel free to leave us with any final comments or questions."
(explore why– yes and no) Barriers and facilitators to recruitment Thank them for their time Any final comments they would like to make?
The survey concluded with an invitation for respondents to share any final comments they'd like to make, in an open-ended format.
MALCOMSON: Any final comments?
I ran in to say goodbye to Taylor Randolph, who detained me for some final comments.
The next time, Richie simply asked me how long I needed for my final comments.
The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2318/11/38/prepub The authors thank Pieter Jelle Vuijk for his help in calculating the sample size for this study and Rohan Nicholls for his final comments on the manuscript.
PMU PMU should as a matter of urgency finalise the draft Guidelines for administrative and disbursement procedures and to disseminate it to the states for their final comments and agreement.
A new National Intelligence Estimate — a classified document that has not yet been published within the government, but copies of which are circulating for final comments — identifies Iran as one of the other actors besides China who would benefit from the ability to shut down parts of the American economy.
This synthesis was shared with all four team members for final comments and consensus was reached.
The final document, including all the parts, was circulated again for final comments and approval from all the members of the consensus.
This was followed by a 4-day ramp-down for final comments and updates, which was added in response to requests by conference participants.
