The phrase "act as reminders" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that serves to prompt or jog someone's memory about a particular task or piece of information.
Example: "The sticky notes on my desk act as reminders for the deadlines I need to meet this week."
Alternatives: "serve as prompts" or "function as cues".
These aspects should act as reminders that Muslims are just as worthy of acceptance as anyone else; humans are forgetful after all.
Music advisors act as reminders of the mission". For a quarter-century, defining that mission fell to Jorge Mester, who quit as the orchestra's music director last June after a contract dispute.
These will also act as reminders to participants, carers/relatives who have not returned consent forms.
So, they probably try to support weight control and dieting efforts with comments designed to act as reminders.
However, examples of misapplication of the triage protocol were found throughout the entire 'after' period and act as reminders that implementation is a continuous process.
Prompts which act as reminders of recommended standards of clinical practice have been found to improve the delivery of preventive health care services [ 6].
Writing about Early Netherlandish triptychs, Jacobs says the inscriptions serve to distinguish and separate between the worldly and spiritual spheres, with the panels showing earthly images while the inscriptions on the frames act as reminder of heavenly influence.
In addition, to encourage loyalty to the study, all participants will be given tools with the BeWEL logo: a water bottle to reinforce the message to reduce sugary drink intake and a fabric bag for transporting scales home and/or to act as reminder for healthy eating while shopping.
The chart with 19 evidence-based care practices was displayed in labour rooms to act as reminder for providers (d) Action: Visiting facilitators worked with local staff to remedy gaps in equipment and supplies from available stocks and stores, use NRHM discretionary funds to order missing items and/ or re-deploy staff, or to appoint cleaner staff for labour rooms.
Further ads acted as reminders of what viewers had been denied since the series went off the air in October 2010: secrets, envy, bitterness, backstabbing, bad parenting, beautifully tailored suits, enigmatic smoke-filled silences, and that inexhaustible supply of alcohol.
But unless someone has experienced sex or a close approach to it, stories and poems do not tell much; if one has, they may act erotically as reminders.
