The phrase "are usually reminded" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a common practice or routine where individuals are often prompted to remember something.
Example: "Employees are usually reminded of the importance of punctuality during the weekly meetings."
Alternatives: "are often notified" or "are typically alerted".
The plain fact is that once these sort of mega-events are under way in host countries with questionable records on human rights or discrimination, the governing bodies are usually reminded of their place – which is to shut up, take the obscene amounts of money and run.
For example when you smell baking cookies, you are usually reminded of positive childhood memories associated with your mom, freshly baked treats, home, safety, and love.
Patients are usually reminded of their follow-up appointment by phone or mail which is done by a nurse, a social worker, or a physician.
This is where I am usually reminded that I was once a child, which of course is true, but I didn't like myself either until I could vote.
Another explanation is that CKD patients in nephrology clinics were usually reminded of avoiding NSAIDs agents in order to protect their kidney function.
"Sometimes Chip will have to give me little daily reminders, like not to sweat the small stuff, and I'm the one who is usually reminding him to sit down and take a quick break," Joanna said in her blog post.
Political memoirs are usually good for reminding us what their subject did, and almost always deficient in explaining why.
The three branches of government specialize in answering very different legal questions, and conservative-leaning courts like the Roberts Court are usually quick to remind us that broad-brush public policymaking is not a judicial task.
Once people are taking gout prevention medicine, there are usually no immediate symptoms to remind them to take the pills daily.
Do a quick scan up and down before you put that can of green beans in your basket, he advises, since many retailers are starting to place items with value prices at eye level -- especially cheaper store brands (which, Davidson reminds us, are usually the same quality as national brands, since many of the companies that make them also make store brands).
This is their odd-couple shtick: Mr. Leibovitz's wisecracks are usually self-deprecating, while Mr. Gao reminds Mr. Leibovitz that Mr. Gao is widely considered to be the best player in the city, and among the best in the country.
