The phrase "to address the comments" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that you are going to discuss, respond to, or give an opinion regarding previously-made comments. For example, "I'd like to address the comments made yesterday about our budget."
By Wednesday afternoon, Domino's had created a Twitter account, @dpzinfo, to address the comments, and it had presented its chief executive in a video on YouTube by evening.
:-) QUESTION FROM DAVID: To address the comments related to violence in sports, what does the increased popularity of extreme fighting say about our society today and where do we set the level of a spectator sport being too violent?
However, Van Gaal also had to address the comments from Stoichkov, his former player at Barcelona, denouncing the Dutchman's work and urging Pedro not to leave Camp Nou to join him.
After this presentation, a panel discussion was held to address the comments and questions from the audience.
This application allows the Dashboard administrators to address the comments, make corrections if needed, email the user directly with the response, and the responses are public for all to view and review.
Hannity invited Graham on his program to address the comments, and argued that polarization was not necessarily a bad thing.
To address the comment below, Nexi and her brothers were designed to do two things: to create a comfort zone with people who may not trust or want to deal with robots and to allow robots to follow non-verbal cues.
Once you have evaluated where the comment is coming from and the context in which it was delivered, determine when and where to address the comment.
Consequently, the study should be published, subject to addressing the comments outlined below.
To address the specific comments: 1. Comments relating to the Michaelis-Menten function: a.
I have never felt the need to address the disgusting comments from the trolls.
