The phrase "round of comments" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used when referring to a series of comments from various people, typically in response to something said, published, or presented. For example, "The presentation prompted a lively round of comments from the audience."
The round of comments began.
This was my third round of comments on the Bill; the others are here and here.
"I received a new round of comments on our definitive agreement," Einhorn said.
After taking comments, the bureau will formally propose the rules this summer and, after another round of comments, hopes to make them permanent by January.
While the full peer review is not complete, Azrael said, the current results have gone through an initial round of comments and revisions from a group of leading firearms researchers.
A summary of its findings was sent this week to governments around the world for a last round of comments before the assessment is completed at a meeting in January in Shanghai.
Then the replacement is named, and the color of his skin or his accent, or the fact that he is yet again, maddeningly, another man, is immediately cause for a new round of comment and analysis.
Wheeler tweeted on Friday that the agency has received about 647,000 public comments so far, and a second round of commenting will end on September 10.
After several rounds of comments and responses, a plan could be ready for a final vote by next spring.
The report's language is far more constrained than that, reflecting a delicate consensus that was reached only after months of debate and several rounds of comments by hundreds of scientists and government climate experts, Dr. Trenberth said.
(The review by Robert Beiko includes two consecutive rounds of comments, here interleaved. The second exchange is indented).
