The phrase "a reminder message" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a message intended to remind someone of something, such as an event, deadline, or task.
Example: "I sent you a reminder message about the meeting scheduled for tomorrow at 10 AM."
Alternatives: "a notification message" or "a prompt message."
"A banner is nothing more than a highway billboard, a reminder message," said Richard V. Hopple, a former ad agency executive and now chief executive of Unicast, an advertising technology firm.
One week before and again 2 days before the event, we sent a reminder message with the event time, location, and specific instructions that everyone should bring a single-page information sheet about themselves.
If the participant did not respond, a reminder message was sent.
After one and two weeks, a reminder message was sent by the secretary.
The application was accessed M = 12.8% (S.D = 8.5) of the time via a reminder message.
Participants discontinue treatment, after one missed sessions the clinican should send a reminder message to the participant by email.
GPs were allocated to one of two arms: 1) Control: A 12-page (88 questions) questionnaire (full length) as reminder 2) A postcard with a brief reminder message (but no questionnaire).
In a companion paper, we find a significant effect of an SMS reminder message of RDT results to "nudge" participants to overcome time inconsistency and follow the correct treatment, but there was no additional interaction with risk game choices [ 25].
If applicable, the coach sends a standardized reminder message if the patient did not use the website that week.
We will keep close contact with the institutions and therapists and carefully monitor each patient, sending the therapist an informative reminder message of the patient's participation in the study immediately before first therapeutic contact.
After 2 consecutive weeks without text message responses, a reminder text message was sent: "Dear.
