The phrase "all of human design" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing creations, inventions, or concepts that have been developed by humans throughout history.
Example: "The museum showcases artifacts that represent all of human design, from ancient tools to modern technology."
Alternatives: "the entirety of human creation" or "all human inventions".
When an event occurs as a result of human design, it can make us lose faith in humanity and the reasonable predictability of daily life.
The purpose is to allow Olympians to perform beyond the normal limits of human design.
Its five-watt radio signal could still be heard a decade later as Pioneer became the first machine of human design to leave the Sun's planetary system.
Still, as he skims across this lake of human design, this lake made even more precious by uncertainty, he keeps watch for shoals not there yesterday.
With each passing day, it seems, our world drifts further from nature and envelops us more and more tightly in a seamless fabric of human design.
The consequences of human design decisions can be clearly seen in the competing online news systems developed here in Silicon Valley.
In fact, rights-violating structures or patterns of behaviour are excellent examples of Hayekian spontaneous orders—of phenomena that are the product of human action, but not of human design.
These orders arise as a result of human action, and they come about as a result of individuals pursuing goals, but they are not the product of human design, because no one intended that they arise.
The flagellum, a little rotor-like mechanism that propels bacteria in the digestive system, so closely resembles what we would call an engine of human design that proponents of intelligent design have concluded it must be the work of a master designer.
By Jelani Cobb November 9, 2016 Voters wait in line to vote in Raleigh on Tuesday, An election is typically thought of as a reflection of public will, but it is more accurately the product of the public will plus an array of variables, some random, some the result of human design, and a good many that remain impossible to decipher.
