"go through notes" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to reviewing notes or a list of notes. For example, "I need to go through my notes before the big meeting tomorrow."
But Wentworth says he's still confident the bill will go through, noting that if a senator is ever absent from session, the already secured 20 votes will be enough to move the bill to a vote.
Even as her disease progressed, Ms. Wing stayed active in the show, attending auditions, rewriting music and going through notes on specific songs and scenes with Mr. Bromley, Mr. Gracia and the show's director, Ron Urbinati.
Ten of the writers — seven men, three women, five plaid button-down shirts and two pairs of outsize hipster glasses frames — were sitting in her bright Hollywood office, pens in hand, scripts in laps, going through notes for the 20th episode of "Scandal," Rhimes's gonzo political melodrama, which is about to finish its second season on ABC.
Adams says that if the deal goes through, those notes should trade pari passu, that is at the same yield, so expect the Teppco issue to outperform the Enterprise notes.
Kris says she's trying to understand what Caitlyn's been going through, but notes that it hasn't gone both ways.
He talked about changes he and the show had gone through, noting that when he started his hair was "black and the president was white".
To make sure that I could understand better what Bridget's going through, I studied medical notes on paralysis and disability on the internet".
At the other end of the scale, I simply assess the manuscript that has already been written – reading the entire thing and making notes as I go, both within the text and separately, to then meet with the mentee and go through the notes, which are also forwarded at the end of the process.
