"meet the high" is not correct and usable in written English.
The verb "meet" needs an object. For example, "I had to meet the high standards set by my teacher."
Immigrants' rights groups, however, were skeptical that the expansion could meet the high demand for asylum.
Scout chiefs decided her sexual orientation "did not meet the high standards" set by the group.
New facilities were built and existing ones refurbished to meet the high Olympic standard.
However, currently available batteries do not meet the high energy requirement of these devices.
The challenge, now, for Mr. Bush is to meet the high expectations he helped create by actually winning some elections.
Portland is becoming another unaffordable city on the west coast, and wages must meet the high cost of living.
Large fleets, which can control hundreds of medallions, often find it easy to secure financing to meet the high prices.
The stakes felt high, and together we strove to meet the high expectations that were implicitly set.
As a result, Velázquez established a "very active" workshop to meet the high demand, even after his death.
Since they are computation and memory intensive, software matching algorithms are insufficient to meet the high-speed performance.
These implementations, though, require deep industry expertise and industry-specific design, training, monitoring, security and implementation to meet the high-stakes IT requirements of global organizations.
