"meet recommended" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to indicate that someone has met the standard or requirement of something. For example: She was able to complete the coursework and meet the recommended deadline.
Most college students fail to meet recommended exercise levels and ethnic disparities in participation are apparent.
Despite its importance, few students meet recommended guidelines for healthy dietary behavior.
Just two out of 10 American adults meet recommended levels of physical activity.
"We know that even greater numbers fail to meet recommended guidelines as children enter their teens when drop-off rates in activity accelerate," it said.
The aim was to identify psychosocial factors associated with increased physical activity in mid-age adults with arthritis who did not meet recommended physical activity levels.
National data find glycemic control is within target (A1c < 7.0%) for 37% of patients with diabetes, and only 7% meet recommended glycemic, lipid, and blood pressure goals.
As of last year, 25% of these products met recommended levels of these ingredients, according to the company's estimates.
Although females were less likely to be overweight than males, few met recommended intakes for vitamin D (26%), calcium (25%), potassium (35%), iron (31%), and folate (32%).
These plans also met recommended guidelines for resilient MPA design and were supported by the community and MPA managers (i.e. Raja Ampat Regency and Indonesian National Government).
In 2012, 67% of men and 55% of women over 16 met recommended guidelines of at least two and a half hours a week of moderately intensive exercise.
To find Appetite, an avant-garde gallery that everyone I met recommended, I had to return to one of San Telmo's less atmospheric blocks.
