The phrase "a better reminder" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when comparing reminders, indicating that one is more effective or helpful than another.
Example: "This new app serves as a better reminder for my daily tasks than my old calendar."
Alternatives: "an improved reminder" or "a more effective reminder".
I couldn't think of a better reminder of the experience.
Nothing could better illustrate its determination to suppress that history, or be a better reminder of Beijing's present intractability, than the arrest of a scholar engaged in historical research.
The price of admission has yet to be set; the shows begin Jan . 30at the Parque das Exposições on Avenida Paralela at 8 p.m. Sightseeing Salvador can be an incongruous mixture of the sacred and the profane, and though the latter tends to predominate, no place is a better reminder of the sway that religion once held than the Convento de São Francisco, on Praça Padre Anchieta in Pelourinho.
Who could ask for a better reminder of the ineptitude, incompetence, and iniquities of the Bush era?
Is there any better reminder than a VHS tape of how time and progress pause for no one?
What better reminder during a week when the sports world was transfixed by a serial cheater, Lance Armstrong, and the imaginary girlfriend of Notre Dame football player Manti Te'o, that there was a time when a quiet gentleman like Stan Musial served as a true role model for this six-year-old and so many others.
There could be no better reminder for O'Brien both of the benefits of a dependable stable jockey and of Fallon's seemingly genetic lack of dependability.
What better reminder that he knows what he's doing?
But in 2009 there is no better reminder of the time that has passed since Britpop's first flushes than Jarvis Cocker himself.
There'd be no better reminder that while Adelson was almost single-handedly making Macau, Trump was running a few low-rent casinos into the ground in a place that's only a pale imitation of Vegas, Bruce Springsteen song notwithstanding.
And what better reminder than Tuesday's ceremonies marking Victory in Europe Day, the 67th anniversary of the end of World War II in Europe and the unconditional surrender of the Nazi Third Reich.
