The phrase "made to remember" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, you could say, "She wore a special necklace made to remember her late grandmother."
They also are made to remember that only their great General and his mighty armed forces can protect them.
Videgaray, though, has often been made to remember that Trump campaigned on a promise of America First.
Except for those moments when we were made to remember Her mysterious bond with the poor, God did not trouble us unduly.
If he is made to remember, the ice in which his prisoners are trapped will melt, and the coalition can enter his realm and destroy him.
Although there were no markers on any of Fellini's childhood homes, it was clear that some effort was being made to remember him, beyond the half-dozen restaurants and gelato parlors named after his films.
On the other hand, if properly programmed, modern computers could be made to "remember" and process the entirety of chemistry; we can create something that I call the "immortal scientist".
