The phrase "meters of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is generally used to indicate a measurement of length or distance. For example, "The pool is two meters of water deep."
He adapted the meters of classical Arabic poetry to Hebrew.
We didn't have hundreds of meters of ropes".
I want to get 10 more meters of acceleration.
Medics can be within 500 meters of the front line.
Several meters of sea-level rise would ensue.
The 2,080 square meters of grounds are landscaped.
The house has 450 square meters of living space.
They got to within two meters of the French line.
Yellowstone prohibits people from getting within 25 yards (23 meters) of bison and within 100 yards (91 meters) of bears and wolves.
She ran the first 500 meters of a 1,500, the first 600 meters of an 800 and the anchor leg of a 4x400-meter relay.
In one year, 18 textile factories in Bangladesh saved 1.2 million cubic meters of water, 16 million cubic meters of gas and 10 million kilowatt hours of electricity.
