"textual comments" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to comments presented in a written format, such as a blog post or essay. For example: "In this blog post, I have included several textual comments from readers who have engaged with the content."
from customer textual comments (i.e. reviews) crawled from various social media resources.
The abstract syntax of each modelling notation is described by means of meta-models, which are graphically represented with Class Diagrams, together with textual comments.
A sample of 100 users identified some 541 features - lines and points - on a map of the city, associated them with either 'good' or 'bad' emotions and wrote textual comments to elaborate on the reasons for their judgement.
As far as he sees it, the resources just haven't been there to implement textual comments, and he'd prefer to build a way for users to respond to others with drawings anyway.
Third, as Yelp allows users to write some comments on venues apart from giving star-based ratings, it is also possible to get another type of ratings by undertaking sentiment analysis of Yelp's textual comments.
A plenitude of literary, social and political concepts have provided distinct answers to classical and current cultural debates, prompting us to run a study on current cultural morphology, a culture in which literature no longer preserves its esthetical foundation (traditional and canonical), becoming a mosaic of textual comments, a collection of identitary and affiliation discourses.
The researchers applied textual analysis to comments made by over 1600 UK medical graduates, from across the UK, who graduated in 2008 and 2009 and who responded towards the end of their first postgraduate year in training, the F1 year, in 2009 and 2010 respectively.
Nineteen interviewees replied to the member check, of which 13 confirmed the summary without comment (or only minor textual adjustments) and six commented on the member check or provided an adapted version.
Contemporary comments and textual studies support the authorship of someone with an education, background, and life span consistent with that of William Shakespeare.
Textual analysis of written comments gave us the opportunity to examine independent opinions on different consultations.
The first Ibn 'Adi's Christian pupils continued the (predominantly Christian) tradition of meticulous textual editing, translating and commenting, which goes back to Hunayn b.
