The phrase “reply to comments” is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you need to respond to comments or feedback from other people. For example, “I’m sorry I didn’t get a chance to reply to comments on my last post before it was taken down.
The public will then have another month to reply to comments filed during the initial period.
She doesn't just blog, and reply to comments on her blog.
When you reply to comments, try to post at least one photo per hour of you doing everyday tasks around the house, such as answering comments and posting photos.
I feel I must reply to comments about feral cat colonies made by Dr. Laurel Kaddatz of the Pound Ridge Veterinary Center in Pound Ridge in the article "Caretakers of Cats Make It Official" (April 6).
By clicking on the icon, users can view and reply to comments specific to that page.
Add and reply to comments on any media (PDF, image, videotape, etc).
See reply to comment 5 for second part of comment, about the physical mechanism underlying internalization.
Reply to comment and @comment reflected the interaction among users, which accounted for 62.4% of the total posts.
As suggested by the reviewers, we have eliminated the experiments with inhibitors (see reply to Comment #3 above).
Sixty-two percent of the messages were a "reply to comment" and "@comment", which meant that someone was replying to or addressing someone else.
Interactivity (or chain of connected messages) was assessed by measuring direct comment (comment to the 21 pharmaceutical care plans), reply to comment (reply to direct comments, which contains the sign @), and @comment (used when a student wants to address a specific person).
