"extra reminder" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to an additional or additional reminder that is given in addition to the original reminder. You can use it in situations where you want to emphasize the importance of the reminder or if there are multiple reminders being given. For example: - "Just a reminder, our meeting is tomorrow at 2pm. And as an extra reminder, please make sure to bring your updated reports." - "I know I've mentioned it before, but as an extra reminder, please submit your project proposals by the end of the week." - "As an extra reminder, don't forget to RSVP for the company holiday party by Thursday."
"It's just that extra reminder," she said.
(Some of us still needed an extra reminder from helpful Twitter followers).
"We take the safety of teens very seriously, so they will see an extra reminder before they can share publicly," the company headed by Mark Zuckerburg said in its announcement.
Still, an extra reminder for calendar alerts and incoming email on your keychain isn't a bad idea, especially for those of us who have no plans to jump on the smartwatch bandwagon.
For example, an event might represent a single occurrence, such as someone entering a ward, taking a reading, taking medication, leaving home; or can be composed with other events to represent some higher-level event, e.g. a significant rise in heart rate with a drop in blood pressure could mean a blood-loss event, or leaving home without taking medication should result in an extra reminder.
I'd print them out and keep them in my desk or with my notes as an extra reminder".
Sports commentators have always promoted their networks during broadcasts, but now they have extra reminders.
At Rebirth House, counselors offered extra reminders and advice to those who wanted to go out and join the festivities.
Mark those dates in your calendar, with extra reminders for projects that will take several weeks to complete.
Perhaps some extra visual reminder would have helped here to underline for the spectator that each of these creatures, from the northern elephant seal to the monarch butterfly, is made of cells that run on the same operating system.
2.17am BST BBC 5 Live Sports Extra A reminder that if you want to hear a Red Sox fan and a former Expos fan turned Tigers fan broadcast Game Six of the Dodgers Cardinals NLCS, then you should turn on Josh Chetwynd and Erik Janssen who are covering this game on the radio, unfortunately in the UK only.
