The phrase "incorporation of comments" is correct and usable in written English.
The phrase generally means the process of taking ideas and suggestions from other people and using them to improve something. For example: The development team spent the meeting discussing the incorporation of comments from the focus group.
Protocol development was an iterative process over several months with incorporation of comments from several upper GI oncologists.
The authors thank Anuja Shah, PhD (Novartis Healthcare Pvt. Ltd., Hyderabad, India) for medical writing support, editorial assistance and collation and incorporation of comments from all authors.
They also thank Rowena Hughes and Gemma Carter (Oxford PharmaGenesis™ Ltd) for medical writing support, editorial assistance, and collation and incorporation of comments from all authors.
commented on the initial draft and T.D. and S.A.A. managed the incorporation of comments to produce a final draft manuscript for submission.
The authors take full responsibility for the content of the paper and thank Walter Weinelt for support in developing the systematic search strategy, and Dr Richard White (Oxford PharmaGenesis™ Ltd) for medical writing support, editorial assistance, and collation and incorporation of comments from all authors; support by Dr Richard White was funded by MSD Sharp & Dohme GmbH, Haar, Germany.
In the end, the incorporation of the comments provided by the experts permitted us to reduce the length of the summary to three pages from the original five.
After incorporation of the comments received from four experts, two reviewers (KR and AM) independently applied the modified and face validated tool to 100 randomly selected articles.
Most gene annotation of T. gondii has been computational with incorporation of community input via user comments.
The validity of these conditions improved with the incorporation of free-text comments to the patient's computerized profile when contrasted with additional information directly provided by the PCP.
According to Liou and Peng (2009), learners' incorporation of the asynchronous interactional comments in their text revisions was not high due to their unwillingness to revise the texts based on peer feedback comments.
We comment that incorporation of charge transfer interactions, covalent contribution and quantum effects leads to nonzero value of Cauchy discrepancy (C 12−C 44 ≠ 0) and is a corner stone of the proposed interatomic potential.
