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The code review is a process of inspection of a software code in order to find flaws, errors, defects etc. During a code review an inspector writes remarks about what is wrong and should be fixed.
I need to write a list of tasks I did today. Would it be correct to name one of my tasks:
Fixing code review remarks.
Actually I was fixing my code, not the remarks themselves.
What you were doing can be described in several ways:
Implementing suggested changes from the code review
Improving the code based on comments from the code review
Applying corrections/improvements/fixes suggested in the code review
Note that reviews typically generate comments (or requests for changes, in more official cases). A remark is a statement that is not substantial or less important than the remainder of the text. See this post in ELU for a longer discussion.
