The phrase "therefore meet" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to indicate that something is appropriate, proper, or suitable based on what has been previously stated. Example: The company has strict dress code policies; therefore, it would be meet for employees to avoid wearing casual attire to work.
"[Its] proposals covered a significant range of [programming] subjects and would therefore meet the needs of local communities to the greatest extent.
The CIPD kite mark allows employers to have a level of confidence that the education is set at standards which are validated on a regular basis, and therefore meet specific skills and knowledge criteria.
Anyway, Djokovic and Federer both have formidable semifinal matches on Saturday, but they both should win, and would therefore meet in the final, on Sunday, where, chances are, you will not see Djokovic reprising his Roger impression.
Suppose you make a plan with your friend Duke by saying that if you don't call him, then all is "as expected" and that he should therefore meet your plane at Miami airport next Wednesday at 9 a.m. local time.
Currently, experimental studies must therefore meet this new definition.
"The clubs will therefore meet again on 30 May to consider a resolution designed to achieve this.
I am talentless and therefore meeting people with talent is both humbling and exciting.
The prosecution team therefore met a number of the experts to explore where there was common ground and where, if possible, any differences could be reconciled.
The United States Olympic Committee apparently argued successfully that Perez gave up his Cuban citizenship when he defected in 1993, therefore meeting the three-year waiting period.
The London Fire Brigade countered that the London-wide response time remained below six minutes on average and that it was therefore meeting its target.
I have been researching a book, "Far from the Tree," that deals in part with women raising children conceived in rape, and have therefore met the living reproof to Akin's remark.
