The phrase "introductory commentary" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to introduce a speech, a written document, or some other form of expression. For example: I'd like to start with some introductory commentary on the importance of protecting our environment.
There she was, ready to fill the void with rapid-fire introductory commentary.
Sprinkled throughout – and taking a lot of space in the introductory commentary – is the digital world of blogging and social networks.
Glenn Hurowitz, senior fellow at the Centre for International Policy, who wrote an introductory commentary for Wilmar's progress report, told the Guardian that being able to measure progress is key: "Among the large agribusiness companies, Wilmar is leading the way in many areas, from supplier engagement to transparency to rapidly responding to grievances filed by civil society..
Introductory commentary: a strategic review of options for building on lessons learnt from IMCI and iCCM.
Moreover, Boethius had hoped to write two commentaries on many of Aristotle's works: an introductory commentary for students of philosophy and an advanced commentary for philosophers.
Jacobs, M, and Merson, M. "Introductory commentary: a strategic review of options for building on lessons learnt from IMCI and iCCM". Bmj (Clinical Research Ed). 362 (July 30 , 2018: bmj.k3013-null.
He began each issue with an introductory section of commentary entitled "Harangues to the Ghourki" in which he referred to himself as the "Chief of the Tribe".
Sadr Ziy¯a', Shar¯if J¯an Makhd¯um, 1867-1931 or 2. The personal history of a Bukharan intellectual : the diary of Muhammad Shar¯if-i Sadr-i Ziya / translated from the original manuscript by Rustam Shukurov ; with an introductory study and commentaries by Muhammadjon Shakuri (Shukurov) ; project director Shahrbanou Tadjbakhsh ; editor, English language edition Edward A. Allworth.
'David' is named in certain manuscripts of three works of philosophy as their author: a set of introductory lectures on philosophy, a commentary on Porphyry's Introduction, and a commentary on Aristotle's Categories that nowadays is attributed to Elias.
Prof. Saikia will give a short introductory presentation followed by commentaries.
Body of text The ideal Editorial, Focus, Perspective, or Commentary begins with an introductory paragraph that immediately presents the issues under discussion in a way that captures the reader's interest.
