"remember to complete" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to remind someone to complete a task. For example, "Remember to complete the form and submit it before the end of the day."
Even though you need to build up a good roster of clients, you must remember to complete the work of the existing clients that you have at the moment.
The remaining two thirds will be asked to complete a short implementation intention task (i.e. to form an if-then plan) to help them to remember to complete the task and post their results on the website.
The reports from these measures could be fed straight back to the clinician online, producing real-time feedback that does not rely on service users having to remember to complete and post questionnaires prior to their clinic appointment.
Remember to complete your homework first.
If your parents already assigned you chores, remember to complete them on a daily basis.
Remember to complete ALL of the required portfolio pieces, and make sure your portfolio is diverse.
Slowly reduce parental involvement until the child is fully responsible for remembering to complete their tasks.
Remember to pack complete outfits and items you can mix and match with others.
Monitor this whitening process and remember to rotate the horse to complete all sides.
When the researchers injected B2M into 3-month-old mice, the young animals suddenly had trouble remembering how to complete a water maze, making more than twice as many errors after they'd already been trained to navigate the maze.
Remember to reward yourself after completing a task so you feel more confident and you have something to push yourself when trying to get to your goal.
