'meet standards for' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that a person or thing has achieved specified standards of quality or compliance. For example: "This batch of apples meets standards for organic certification."
Among other problems, the bay, including its tidal rivers, does not meet standards for dissolved oxygen.
Under the WFD, the Fendrod fails to meet standards for ecotoxic zinc, cadmium and manganese.
Some produce goes unpicked because it doesn't meet standards for shape and color.
The court said Friday that arguments from lawyers for Brian David Mitchell that publicity had predetermined his guilt did not meet standards for a change of venue.
While the European Union and the United States require vehicles to meet standards for crash survivability, the standards and test procedures differ.
(NYT) SYRACUSE: HELP FOR FARMERS -- Gov. George E. Pataki signed legislation yesterday providing farmers with technical and financial assistance to meet standards for water and soil quality.
These include a failure to meet standards for access by people with disabilities and a fire-safety problem: the apartment doors open directly onto the buildings' stairwells.
SBC Communications will pay the government a $6.1 million penalty for failing to meet standards for opening the local telephone market to competition in the areas it serves.
At Oklahoma State University, our student-athletes must meet standards for admittance whether they are from accredited or unaccredited high schools.
However, consumers deserve and demand that products meet standards for safety and quality and the implementation of cGMPs for these products are an important first step.
P.S. 192, at 500 West 138th Street, was one of 39 schools cited by the state last year for failing to meet standards for attendance and academic performance.
