The phrase "ask to be reminded" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when requesting someone to remind you of something at a later time or date.
Example: "If you forget the meeting time, feel free to ask to be reminded."
Alternatives: "request a reminder" or "ask for a reminder."
Now, we're left scratching our heads and asking to be reminded: what do we know about the first 100 days of the winner, again?
He admitted to jet lag at a news conference at Élysée Palace on Sunday, just after asking to be reminded of the elements of a multipart question he had been asked moments before.
When the students pestered or contradicted him, or merely asked to be reminded of what they were doing there, he shushed them, and told them to listen to the desert's voice.
There is so much going on in John Friend's life right now that an assistant once teased him about waking just before dawn and calling to ask for coffee, only to be reminded that he, Friend, was in Quito, Munich or Seoul, while the assistant was back at home base in the Woodlands, a cushy suburb north of Houston.
To hear Malkovich pronounce the words "The noose, please... thank you!" as if he were not the onboard murderer but the conductor asking for tickets, is to be reminded, once again, that the creepiest player of our times has a voice as light and high as Fred Astaire's.
When Google notices those, it'll now bring up a prompt in the Google app that asks if you want to be reminded of that "dinner with Alex" you were planning for tonight.
Asked if players needed to be reminded that there was still a lot of season to be played, Mora said, "They know that.
Ms. Wanamaker is in especially uneasy form during those early passages in which Ranevskaya unleashes the excitable child that exists beneath her brazenly oblivious facade: "Why talk so much?" she asks, typifying her desire not to be reminded of the demands of the moment.
These campaigns are meant to entice viewers to watch one of their shows, explains Chalozin, and will ask Roku users if they want to be reminded when a show or event is going to air.
