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"getting comments on" is a grammatically correct phrase that is commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that someone is receiving or gathering comments or feedback on something. Example: "The author is always eager to hear from readers and is constantly getting comments on her latest novel."
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He chats with them in the cafeteria or on the cable car that runs up to the ruins, getting comments on their visit.
"The trick for this committee is getting comments on the record," said Brian Cathcart, a former journalist who worked as an adviser to the committee in the past.
After getting comments on the casing, we transitioned to the main part of the meeting: getting youth to take the images that they printed out or drew and organize how they will be laid out on the casing.
And then I started getting comments on my blogs and tweets, which were replete with spelling errors and blatant sins against sound reasoning.
"We're getting comments on how much people are enjoying them and they're starting to share the pictures with us," Margaret McLean, director of corporate communications for Cabbage Patch Kids, told ABC News.
As I plan for the January 28th Dinner Party, I am still getting comments on the last Dinner Party with guests Peter Sagal of Wait, Wait...Don't Tell Me!, Saturday Night Live alum, Tim Kazurinsky, and international violinist, Rachel Barton Pine, with food by chef Jared Van Camp of Nellcote, Chocolate by Vosges and wine by Hirtzberger.
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"I get comments on the golf course," he said.
"He's always got comments on anything that happens," Holmes said.
"A lot of these guys get printed so often, we get comments on this all the time," Detective Scharff said.
If you've got comments on "When College Is Close to Home, What are the Boundaries?," this is the place to weigh in.
"Finding these hot spots is only good if you prescribe a lasting solution," said Councilman John C. Liu, the chairman of the Transportation Committee, which is holding a public hearing on Thursday to get comments on how Con Ed can improve.
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