The phrase "a modification to meet" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or adjustments made to fulfill specific requirements or standards.
Example: "The team implemented a modification to meet the new safety regulations set by the government."
Alternatives: "an adjustment to satisfy" or "a change to comply with".
The exergame Fruit catcher described for skill category 3B needed a slight modification to meet the category requirements for 4B.
The latter, tailor-made, spherical, porous silica exhibits a distinguished surface modification to meet the criteria anticipated to enhance performance profiles in CEC.
The Renaissance recorder blended well in consort but was weak in its upper register and needed modification to meet the demand for an expressive melodic style.
But career department lawyers with expertise in racketeering cases found that his program required modification to meet with the court's new standard.
The chapter surveys new developments in highly strained thin dielectric films, deposition techniques, and material modification to meet the needs of microelectronics scaling and to ensure adequate control of CVD film thickness and properties.
From most generalized viewpoint, such nanostructurization route includes subsequent stages of glass structure modification to meet requirements of effective charge compensator, devitrification inhibitor, and low phonon energy RE hosting site.
The AGS would require substantial modification to meet the more exacting requirements of RSVP, and the entire cost of operating AGS would fall on RSVP if RSVP ran longer than RHIC.
Significant interpatient variability with apatinib warrants dose modification to meet individual needs.
Thus it is believed that different bee species may have different adaptive mechanisms of protein modification to meet the nutritional and immune demands for their own larvae.
Features of the specialist unit included joint staffing by medical and mental health professionals; enhanced staff training in delirium, dementia, and person centred dementia care; provision of organised purposeful activity; environmental modification to meet the needs of those with cognitive impairment; delirium prevention; and a proactive and inclusive approach to family carers.
