"if it does not meet" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to express a condition or requirement that must be fulfilled in order for something else to happen. Example: "The project will be considered a success if it does not meet the set budget and timeline requirements."
"We are not obliged to go with anything if it does not meet our needs".
No licence is issued if it does not meet these requirements.
This is a natural desire, and no agreement is possible if it does not meet minimum standards of justice.
("Farmers, processors and retailers," it went on, "often discard produce if it does not meet certain aesthetic specifications").
It can't be too wobbly, and it can't be too soft, and if it does not meet specifications, it is discarded.
Texas, for instance, will cut 5% from a company's payment if it does not meet what is required.The next step is to integrate care for those eligible for both Medicaid and Medicare, the federal programme for the old.
The Indiegogo campaign is also the flexible variety, which means Frangipane and his collaborators (which include iDevices, the creators of iGrill) will retain any funds raised by the end of the campaign, even if it doesn't meet its target.
On June 29 the Apple iPhone will take the Apple brand to the mobile phone market, and even if it doesn't meet market hype, its impact prior to launch is already causing competitors such as Samsung to respond.
If it doesn't meet those criteria, then I will not -- I will not support such a bill.
There are degrees of everything, after all – and almost everyone has something akin to an OCD, even if it doesn't meet Dr Pemberton's professional standards.
I have my water tested regularly, and if it doesn't meet my own clean water standards, I regulate the filters to do a better job.
