The phrase "capacity for human" is correct and usable in written English.
It typically refers to the ability of a person or group of people to understand, think, reason, or feel. It can be used when discussing or describing a person's aptitude or potential for certain tasks. For example: "Ana has an immense capacity for human understanding, which makes her an amazing therapist."
It was then I realized how much my capacity for human interaction had faded.
"There is a limited capacity for human interpersonal connection and I seem to be pretty close to my capacity right now," he said.
The Great War introduced a level of brutality and revealed a capacity for human cruelty that has shaped our lives ever since.
But, I think, it's the capacity for human error, for accident or misjudgment, that deepens our sense of fatalism or tragedy in sports.
And he finds himself surrounded by Internet zombies, laptop-addicted creatures who have so grievously lost their capacity for human interaction "that social space has been contracted into isolated points of wanting, all locked into separate phases of inwardness".
In past conflicts, this problem was usually resolved by smart junior military officers, who may not have been as militarily effective as smart weapons, but who had a capacity for human judgment.
The H7 virus showed a greater capacity for human-to-human transmission during an outbreak in 2003 in the Netherlands but tended to produce less serious illness, often limited to conjunctivitis.
Phase 3: characterized by small outbreaks of disease, generally resulting from multiple cases of animal-to-human transmission, though limited capacity for human-to-human transmission may be present.
Spotlight / Literature & Language The Origins of A Christmas Carol In The News / Science Methane Surge Worries Scientists Phase 3: characterized by small outbreaks of disease, generally resulting from multiple cases of animal-to-human transmission, though limited capacity for human-to-human transmission may be present.
Boris, Staten Island The planet is already well over its carrying capacity for humans.
In ecological terms we are in "overshoot" of Earth's "carrying capacity" for humans, our demand exceeding the planet's absorptive and regenerative capacities.
