The phrase "domain of humanity" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe the realm or area of activity that pertains to humans or the human species as a whole. Example: In the domain of humanity, the study of ethics and morality play a crucial role in shaping our values and behaviors.
These students came from different academic backgrounds with 54 (45.8%) of them majoring in the domain of humanities and 64 (54.2%) in science.
With an increasing volume of electronic corpora available online, research on the systems of science and technology, once considered to be a domain of humanities, social sciences and economics, has expanded its realm to be a subject of data science [5].
That's the domain of the humanities, which have traditionally been important in the Netherlands but have been neglected in government policy.
The Muʿtazilah, therefore, recognized two powers, or actors, in the universe God in the realm of nature and humanity in the domain of moral human action.
We developed four OCQs, each consisting of 40 reals and 8 foils from the domains of Science, Humanities and Civics.
Without this necessary interplay, the great questions of humanity leave the domain of reason and truth, and are abandoned to the irrational, to myth, or to indifference, with great damage to humanity itself, to world peace and to our ultimate destiny".
Despite its image as the domain of a privileged elite, the humanities continue to be taken by a diverse student population.
In one of his first speeches as governor, he endeared himself to his new constituents by asserting a version of Manifest Destiny: "From your hands an imperial domain will descend to your children... in the cause of humanity and freedom".
Yet these domains are rapidly growing and are already working to address some of humanity's most promising opportunities and vexing challenges".
"He was full of humanity.
