The phrase "are ordered to meet" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where individuals or groups are instructed or commanded to come together for a specific purpose or meeting.
Example: "The team members are ordered to meet at the conference room at 10 AM for an important briefing."
Alternatives: "are instructed to gather" or "are directed to convene".
When Sonne and his friends are ordered to meet with a professional gangster to whom they owe a huge debt, Victoria unwisely tags along, and becomes embroiled in a bank heist which the men are ordered to pull off.
As a journalist it is a world in which you are ordered to meet at bus stations with no idea where you are going, told to pack bags for X number of nights away with no clue what the destination is, and flown around on private planes.
Once, the school was ordered to meet a quota of identifying three "rightists" among its teachers.
Typically there is a mad panic for drawings so that materials can be ordered to meet the tight deadline.
AURORA NASCIMENTO FONSECA, an 81-year-old in Brazil, where households have been ordered to meet conservation targets.
At United States District Court in Bridgeport, both sides presented their cases and were ordered to meet with a judge in Waterbury and work on a settlement.
Agency officials in Baghdad were ordered to meet with Iraqi political figures and get them to return whatever money had been distributed.
Arthur Z. Schwartz, a lawyer for six of the inspectors and their union, said that his clients "were ordered to meet quotas that some might describe as impossible" in order to artificially increase productivity.
Mr. Obeidi, the commander with the Libya Shield brigade, was ordered to meet them at the airport, take them to the mission's annex and escort them back to the airport to be evacuated.
NHS fertility clinics will be ordered to meet their responsibilities and provide adequate levels of IVF treatment, amid growing concerns that a "postcode lottery" is stifling couples' chances of having a baby.
He is in the middle of a continuing feud with Stewart, which boiled over at Daytona when the two played bumper cars during a practice session and were ordered to meet with Nascar officials.
