The phrase "the comments given" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific set of comments that have already been given. For example: "We took the comments given by the audience into consideration when designing our new product."
Specifically, the essays written by users and the comments given by teachers are archived in a searchable online database.
The comments given to this website get more and more absurd by the day.
This article takes a different approach because it does not merely describe the comments given by language teachers, but it also compares the comments of language and non-language teachers.
Also, some of the comments given by the respondents in the open questions (see answers to questions 5, 8 and 9) proved how qualified some of the survey participants were.
The users understood that the comments given, the issues externalized, and the interactions taking place were all from within the post-graduate university context and that the people behind these utterances were going through similar adjustment difficulties to those they themselves were.
The mixture of excitement and dread was evident in the comments given by Mexico's president and top drug war general.
The comments give an insight into the intense pressure felt by BBC journalists in reporting from the region.
I have no idea the difficulty or depth of this problem in the general case, but the comments give an excellent launching point.
I think that aside from the comments giving me a bruised ego, the worst fear I have about these table conversations is that they accurately represent the views of the majority of the population.
While the comments give the distinct impression that U.S. GDP growth is outpacing every other country, and that the U.S. is the only country with a growing GDP, that's not the case at all.
Many of the comments gave additional information to the answers given and some comments clarified specific problems faced by certain groups of visitors.
