"closely meet" is not correct and usable in written English.
Instead, you might use a phrase like "meet closely," which means to meet up often. For example, "I plan to meet closely with my mentor in the coming months to work on our project."
This is where comedy and Magritte most closely meet: in the anti-comedy of surrealism.
At best, they can only hope to identify entrants who most closely meet the ideals of that particular contest.
In addition, those who more closely meet the more classic definitions of merit — high standardized test scores and grades — also gain extra points.
Modification of milk fat composition might be desirable to alter manufacturing characteristics or produce low saturated fat dairy products that more closely meet consumer dietary preferences.
The analysis shows that the TRM can closely meet fusion-typical He and dpa production rates in Be, while the T-production is somewhat above fusion conditions for the present test module design.
In an effort to more closely meet the specific imaging requirements of pediatric patients, an ad hoc MR accreditation committee was created under the ACR Commission on Pediatric Imaging.
The results show that the design specifications are closely met, even in highly-constrained situations.
This could perhaps make a contribution to improving affordability more generally by more closely meeting demand.
Ms. Willis, a teacher certified in music and theater, created a series of education programs for schools that allows them to choose the program most closely meets their needs.
In the film version, however, the word, and consequently the title, has lost significance; here the fadeout reveals the twain of East and West so closely met that they are on their way to a matrimonial bureau.
Accordingly, this study proposes an automatic design support system which enables a designer either to emulate the colour scheme of a two-coloured product and then to determine its corresponding image perception, or to search for the two-colour combination which most closely meets the required image perception.
