The phrase "acceptable to meet" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing whether a meeting or gathering is suitable or permissible in a given context.
Example: "The proposed time for the meeting is acceptable to meet, as it fits within everyone's schedule."
Alternatives: "suitable for a meeting" or "appropriate to convene".
Now, it's acceptable to meet for a bottle of wine and a tiny plate of something".
"We've made a determination that it would be acceptable to meet with you at this time," the note read.
And this locks down what it is considered acceptable to do and who it is acceptable to meet.
In 1974, for instance, he said that the environmental risks of strip-mining coal might be acceptable to meet national energy demands.
This accommodation, the school said, was perfectly acceptable to meet Ehlena's educational needs.
Although quality of care is becoming increasingly important, it is no longer acceptable to meet the patient in the angiographic suite for the first time, perform the embolisation procedure, and never see her again.
Amanda Blain, the founder of Girlfriend Social, wants to reassure women that this is an acceptable way to meet friends.
Part of religion's work has been to help us understand our needs and desires, and to establish guidelines for socially acceptable ways to meet them.
The early involvement of regulators in defining safety objectives and criteria and acceptable solutions to meet these criteria may be beneficial to shorten this process.
US Nuclear Regulatory Commission NRCC) Regulatory Guide 1.12, Nuclear Power Plant Instrumentation for Earthquakes, NRC (1997a), describes acceptable instrumentation to meet the requirements in NRC's regulations pertaining to earthquake engineering criteria for nuclear power plants.
On the other hand, mentees more often reported concerns having to do with meeting the requirements of the mentoring program, such as finding mutually acceptable times to meet.
