The phrase "a human scale and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing concepts, designs, or environments that are relatable or appropriate for human interaction or experience.
Example: "The architect designed the building with a human scale and a focus on community engagement."
Alternatives: "a human dimension and" or "a relatable scale and".
Ingenious designs, a human scale and a dash of kitsch are often enough to draw crowds.
His pictures are made on a human scale, and are addressed to the human heart.
But the hutongs are built on a human scale and can be very beautiful.
But the real clincher for me was the combination of a human scale and perspective within the image.
"Edinburgh is a city on a human scale and the festival has never felt like a institution, it's always spiky and edgy.
Like "Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me!," "RadioLab," "The Daily Show," "Drunk History," and other edu-fun, "StarTalk" brings hard topics to a human scale and makes it O.K. to be interested in things that you're not an expert on.
Green neighbourhood is also broadly defined as being moderately dense, mixed-use, designed at a human scale, active and public transportation oriented and literally "green".
In short, our proposal would revise the job of a justice to a more human scale and perhaps make the court less likely to impose erratic political preferences on the citizens it governs.
He designs high-end residences that are tailored to his clients' personalities while maintaining the clean lines and simple forms of Modernism, balanced with elements of classical design, to create "a human scale," where "color and form take precedence over the pedigree of any one object".
So I'll follow her experience as closely as possible through all the news that unfolds, which will keep me present on a human scale while larger and louder voices vie for attention.
Whether Mr. Mendes is deploying an explosion or a delectable detail, he retains a crucially human scale and intimacy, largely by foregrounding the performers.
