"on your remark" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a specific comment someone has made. For example: "I find myself in agreement with you on your remark that we should focus our efforts on sustainability."
To take account of your remarks on the title, we changed it to "Looking outside: A virus responds instantly to the presence of the vector on the host and forms transmission morphs".
"I hear Hezbollah is waiting to be drafted for your remarks on Judaism in Israel and Richard Dawkins in on tap to write about Catholicism and religion when you visit the Pope.
But, no, you doubled and tripled down on your idiotic remark knowing that a lazy press will simply let it go after a couple of days.
On your third remark, I assume that the lifetime of unstable triplets (Fig. 1 ) has crucial significance for selection of suitable components, including mutual specificity of amino acids and dinucleotides.
Q: In your remarks on stem cell research earlier this month, you talked about a majority consensus in determining whether or not this is the right thing to do, to federally fund embryonic stem cell research.
Not too long ago, Mr. Brown, you were in a similar place as Ms. Ayeb when the media aimed to make you feel ashamed and small, so I'm sure you can understand when I say to you that your remarks on TMZ were damaging, ignorant and unnecessarily part of this unhealthy cycle of mocking the mentally ill.
I agree with your remarks on the hypothesis.
"If somebody you knew was missing and no one knew what happened, why would you always be having this big grin on your face?" remarked Barbara Olson, a former federal prosecutor and now a lobbyist, alluding to recent pictures of Mr. Condit, a California Democrat, who is said by members of the missing intern's family to have had an affair with Ms. Levy.
We are writing to say we believe your remarks on ABC News This Week on March 16th did just that.
As someone who grew up in the pentecostal Christian church, I want to comment on your 'end times' remarks in relation to the recent earthquake in New Zealand.
Last week, I was formally invited by White House staff to hear your remarks on immigration reform in San Francisco.
