The phrase "a human environment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a setting or context that is influenced by human presence, activities, or interactions.
Example: "The study focused on the impact of urban development on a human environment, examining how city planning affects community dynamics."
Alternatives: "a human setting" or "a human context".
It was already shown that human B cells undergoing isotype switching can be obtained in humanized mice, provided that a human environment supporting this process is present, e.g. in SCID mice transplanted with human fetal bones, thymus and lymph nodes [38].
I just make it so it's a human environment.
But a prevailing theory, at least among primatologists, is that chimpanzees simply do not belong in a human environment.
"We felt Elsie could relate more to the working woman of the day in a human environment," explained Jim Montel, vice president for marketing at American Dairy Brands, Borden's parent company.
Given the strides we have already made in building a human environment, there is nothing to stop us from changing it around a bit more to give our bodies a better fit.
The ability to avoid obstacles is especially important when the robot is working in a human environment.
In this context, we propose a human-environment-economic ecosystem (HEES) framework consisting of human, environment and economic elements and processes.
New approaches to system development place a much higher emphasis on the effects of system deployment within a complex human environment.
He knew how to create a strong human environment, which will continue to live … I remember having youngsters who'd worked for him come to me.
This paper presents a digital human environment, Santos™, developed at The University of Iowa, and its assessment as applied to the interior design of a Caterpillar vehicle.
"While sustainable development and a healthy human environment will benefit tomorrow's children, we must also stay focused on today's children as our first priority".
