"read your notes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to remind someone to review their notes before a test or meeting. For example, "Don't forget to read your notes before the presentation tomorrow."
If you can't read your notes later, you touch the pen to the scribble to hear what was said.
But it makes it inconvenient when you can't take things back to the office with you to study, when you've got to refresh you memory by going across town to a little room in the White House to read your notes.
The same scanners could read your notes.
About a half hour ago, Amazon opened up a new feature on the Kindle: the ability to read your notes and highlights on the Web.
Evernote wants to let its machine learning algorithms crunch your data, but it doesn't want to stop there — the company also wants to let some of its employees read your notes so it can ensure that the machine learning is functioning properly.
As I read your notes and saw what your bullies were saying, it is clear they are the ones with problems.
"When I read your note, it was just like I went hollow inside.
I've read your note carefully, and more than once, and, of course, have read Hendrik Hertzberg's piece again.
"I can pause while you're reading your notes from your staff," the Illinois Republican said.
Peter Roskam, of Illinois, was laying out a scenario in which Clinton's assumption of a leadership role on Libyan policy "didn't come easy," when he stopped and said, in case he might be overwhelming her, "I can pause while you're reading your notes from your staff".
I'm just giving you the courtesy of reading your notes," said Roskam, who consulted notes during his questioning. .
