The phrase 'methodological remarks' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you need to describe comments or observations on the methodology used in a particular task or activity. For example, "The report concluded with a few methodological remarks about the experiment's design and execution."
This discussion began immediately with the publication of the Principia, despite the fact that its first edition contained few explicit methodological remarks (Smith 2002: 138 39) and it intensified considerably with the publication of its second edition in 1713, which contained many more remarks about methodology, including many attempts at defending the Newtonian method.
In one of several important methodological remarks he makes near the beginning of the Nicomachean Ethics, he says that in order to profit from the sort of study he is undertaking, one must already have been brought up in good habits (1095b4 6).
Some methodological remarks can be made.
Some methodological remarks should be made with respect to these findings.
Additional methodological remarks to this method are given in the online supplement (Additional data file 2).
To allow a comprehensive summary of the recommendations as well as to provide relevant methodological background information, the results of the consensus were structured into two parts 1) methodological remarks and 2) recommendations.
1911 First appearance of the names "formalism" and "intuitionism" in Brouwer's writings, in a review of Mannoury's Methodological and philosophical remarks on elementary mathematics (1909).
In addition to the already noted need for further validation of the IÖW model by means of a systematic comparison with results from other methodological approaches, these final remarks point to possible extensions of the model and directions for further research.
Some remarks about our methodological approach are needed here.
Because of methodological problems, more research is needed before conclusive remarks can be made about the associations between a vegetarian eating pattern and glycemic control and CVD risk factors.
However, one critical remark is that only a part of the methodological capacity was used in this pilot study.
