It is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a situation or activity which adheres to a set of rules or regulations. For example, "The company ensures that its operations always meet regulations."
For instance, the first is that the supplier meets regulations regarding matters such as irrigation.
And yet… Uber faces deservedly rigorous questions about its tax policies – recent accusations that it minimises its tax arrangements in the UK – the transparency of its "surge" pricing and whether its process for vetting drivers meets regulations to protect people.
Carlson also said "the Office of Public Health does not advocate point-of-use treatment devices for water, particularly when water meets regulations.
Consider only using this helmet for "show" unless it meets regulations for street riding.
"We have not been ordered to withdraw the product, it was our decision because it did not meet regulations.
Morrisons is asking suppliers to cover the cost of ensuring products meet regulations in the latest of a series of payment demands as the supermarket faces falling profits.
California's insurance commissioner is investigating whether Anthem will be meeting regulations to spend at least 70 percent of its premium revenues on claims.
Referring to home-schooled students, he added: "Others don't meet regulations and requirements, and they're going to get to compete?
At the meeting, engineers with the commission explained that they can only order the plant to stay shut until conditions meet regulations; they cannot make a specific order to replace equipment like a steam generator.
PEDESTRIAN AIR BAG: Inflatable cushions for the exterior of the car, probably to be positioned at the roof supports alongside the windshield, are being considered to meet regulations for pedestrian safety that begin taking effect in Europe next year.
Mr Harries said the lagoon proposals were required to meet regulations as he expanded his dairy herd.
