The phrase "are successfully met" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that certain requirements, goals, or conditions have been achieved or fulfilled.
Example: "The project objectives are successfully met, and we can now move on to the next phase."
Alternatives: "are effectively achieved" or "have been fulfilled."
This paper summarizes the requirements for the pumping system and outlines how these are successfully met.
Exxon's investment includes $300 million for in-house studies and "potentially more" than $300 million to Synthetic Genomics "if research and development milestones are successfully met," Exxon said.
In this paper, we propose assigning mobile nodes to mobile servers using efficient heuristic algorithms such that communication requirements among mobile nodes are successfully met by mobile servers.
These are classified as wave "events" and "non-events" depending on whether a series of criteria are successfully met.
Only if all six criteria are successfully met, the segment of the wavelet power spectrum isolated as "Candidate event" is flagged as an "Event".
Challenges that are successfully met increase our testosterone levels, which are directly correlated to increased confidence - which encourages and enables you to take on more challenges.
"Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary has made clear that the police are successfully meeting the challenge of balancing their books while protecting the frontline and delivering reductions in crime.
We do, however, today offer the Red Hat Enterprise Linux Desktop and Fedora, which are successfully meeting the desktop needs of our chosen markets and customer base.
Meanwhile, educators and administrators are trying to assure parents that the educational needs of their gifted children could be successfully met in a regular classroom setting.
These goals have been successfully met, where an antibody that blocks both murine and human VEGF-A (B20.4.1.1) was found by MS 19F MRI to produce a strong anti-vascular response and reduce viable tumor pO2 in an HM-7 xenograft model.
