'reminds that' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to remind someone of a specific fact or situation. For example, "He reminded us that the deadline for the project is tomorrow."
A stirring evening that reminds that reality depends on perspective and sometimes fictions offer far greater truths than the facts.
Quang Tho's 1965 drawing, "Women selling goods to soldiers," reminds that even war was no obstacle to commerce.
For good measure, Amano reminds that "as the number of tokens and exchanges increase, the ability to apply compliance across trading platforms and jurisdictions will become increasingly necessary".
For all Jackson's superstardom, "Much Too Soon" reminds that behind the media construct was a human being.
ABC reminds that somewhere in the afterlife, Bernie Mac and Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn are about to stage their first joint symposium.
Angiogenin was also expressed in decidual cells from first-trimester placenta, where it was strongly associated with the matrix which reminds that angiogenin is a heparin-binding protein [ 70] that binds to the extracellular matrix [ 54].
Entry through the 18th-century building reminds that the past is linked to the present.
The story also reminds that with trauma comes the inability to comprehend in rational terms.
This finding reminds that we have much to learn about how to communicate medical information to our patients.
The RSC's First Encounters initiative reminds that Shakespeare shouldn't be a struggle for children but a genuine pleasure.
Dry, lemony-sour with a bristling bitterness, it is a lager that reminds that you can never write off any beer style.
