The phrase "a network of human" is not correct in English as it is incomplete.
It can be used in contexts discussing social structures, relationships, or systems involving people, but it needs to be completed, such as "a network of humans" or "a network of human connections."
Example: "The organization aims to create a network of human resources to support local communities."
Alternatives: "a web of individuals" or "a system of people."
It all began a year ago, when a network of human rights organizations, concerned about police tactics, sent two members to observe a pot-banging protest in a plaza, wearing credentials with the logos of each organization.
Professor Quigley, 56, has represented a network of human rights organizations and activists.
Steele brought far more: He was able to tap a network of human sources cultivated over decades of Russia work.
The idea dates back to a 1922 design for predicting weather using a network of human "computers", or mathematicians, connected via telegraph.
Or the trio of British diplomats accused in 2006 of using a fake rock and a network of human rights and media activists to gather intelligence?
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The latest trial, which also led to suspended sentences for his mother and sister and a dozen prominent members of his church organisation, took a bizarre turn on the final day.I discussed the trial with Voislav Stojanovski, a Macedonian lawyer who observed the proceedings for the Helsinki Committee, part of a network of human-rights groups.
Looking ahead, Mr. Kanefsky added that it was easy to imagine a network of humans analyzing data in real time from a spacecraft mission.
In reality, a network of humans fuels this Artificial Artificial Intelligence by coming to the web site, searching for and completing tasks, and receiving payment for their work.
"LANTANA" A network of strained human relationships is revealed as a police detective (Anthony LaPaglia) looks into the disappearance of a Sydney woman.
Pavel Chikov, head of a network of Russian human rights groups, condemned Thursday's verdict.
