The phrase "on meeting" is correct and usable in written English
You may use it to indicate that two people have encountered each other in person. For example, "We hit it off right away on meeting."
What a novice footballer would feel on meeting Bill Shankly, what a child reared on Harry Potter would feel on meeting Albus Dumbledore, I felt on meeting Ben Bradlee.
On meeting a niece who has grown up since one last saw her.
For some decisions, Mr. Thaksin insists on meeting in person.
Its record on meeting previous goals is checkered.
Most of my travel today is focused on meeting clients or pitching new business.
On meeting her future husband at City Hall: He was on the phone.
A recent experience made me realize I'm probably missing out on meeting some really nice people.
"You are so exotic," Mark says on meeting Ballerina, who replies, "You have no idea".
The main focus was on meeting local customer needs.
Electricity market optimization has traditionally focused on meeting demand constraints while minimizing generation costs.
Participation was based on meeting local institutional requirements for the ethical conduct of research.
