"noted comments" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to comments that have been acknowledged or recognized by someone. Example: The teacher carefully read through the students' essays and noted their comments in the margins for them to consider when revising.
Following that business about a journalist intern winning back pay at an employment tribunal, I noted comments about the need to insure that work-without-pay opportunities remain open.
Hallead also noted comments from Rowan executives last month that they would consider acquisitions with an "industrial logic," which could include high-end drillships and high-end jackups like Maersk has.
American rock critic Dave Marsh noted comments by disc jockeys of the time that the song was "the 'Louie Louie' of the nineties" and wrote, "Like 'Louie,' only more so, 'Teen Spirit' reveals its secrets reluctantly and then often incoherently".
The Commission noted comments concerning food additives and, while recalling that the additives section had not been changed as the amendment concerned only iodization, agreed that it should be forwarded to the Committee on Additives and Contaminants for further consideration.
Before his Giants took on the Panthers Sunday, Odell Beckham Jr. made widely noted comments in which he expressed unhappiness with his team's offense, and with quarterback Eli Manning in particular.
Columns for recording specific lines or details from a text and noting comments, questions and observations about them.
The signatories note comments acknowledging the high cost of mental ill health, including to individuals and their families as well as to the economy as a whole.
Merely noting comments is not enough, the conversation has to be understood in its entirety.
Comment directly on the INRC's website in support of a ban on coyote/fox penning (Note: Comments accepted until May 18 , 2011.
("Most dogs do," Skye noted under "comments").
She also noted other comments from the international narcotics board.
