The phrase "meet recommendations for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a particular set of recommendations that you should adhere to or implement. For example: "The company needs to agree to and meet recommendations for reducing its carbon footprint".
But a recent study by the California Emergency Management Agency found the majority of the state's households failing to meet recommendations for many basic emergency needs, like stockpiling water (a minimum of three gallons per person), reinforcing their homes and making disaster plans.
Most US children do not meet recommendations for daily fruit and vegetable intake.
Half of adults did not meet recommendations for fruit/vegetable consumption and 20% reported no physical activity during the previous week.
More than one-third of all adults do not meet recommendations for aerobic physical activity based on the 2008 Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans, and 23percentt report no leisure-time physical activity at all in the preceding month.
A similar proportion (33%) do not meet recommendations for physical activity, and 70% do not meet recommendations for screen time.
The nutritional composition of the diets was formulated to meet recommendations for adult dogs (NRC 2006).
Where possible, we classified each subject as meeting or not meeting recommendations for care made by the American Diabetes Association [ 10] and the Vermont Program for Quality in Health Care [ 11].
Only 9% of residents met recommendations for FV intake and 38% met recommendations for PA.
This sample size meets recommendations for phenomenological studies [ 14, 27].
Evidence suggests that diets meeting recommendations for fruit and vegetable (F&V) intake are more costly.
This was similar in women who met recommendations for physical activity as well as women who did not meet recommendations.
