The phrase "human account" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an account or profile that is operated by a human as opposed to a bot or automated system.
Example: "To ensure authenticity, please verify that the profile you are interacting with is a human account."
Alternatives: "personal account" or "individual account."
It is a raw, very human account of the death, destruction and resilience that, all these decades later, we still witness around the world.
Tom Paulin in the Financial Times, too, was broadly supportive: "This fascinating book gives a realistic and very human account of the lives and works of these brave poets, although Ricketts could have discussed the poems he quotes in more detail".
It wouldn't be possible for human account managers to generate and test all the variants that Toro does.
Nietzsche was not the first to de-couple morality from its divine sanction; psychological theories of the moral sentiments, developed since the eighteenth century, provided a purely human account of moral normativity.
On a socially human account, it adversely affects food security, migration, habitat, weather, sea levels, life expectancy, education and health.
Memory plays tricks with human accounts of past events.
Philosophy that apes science and aims to produce a purely physical account of the world misses out the irreducible fact that in human accounts of reality things so often are not only what they are.
In addition to the above-mentioned effect, these behaviors also include mechanical accounts (called "bots") as well as human accounts.
By contrast, the 500 most-active human accounts were responsible for just 6% of all links to such sites," they write.
So, while the data provided is deeply-personal human accounts, it is just that: data; a formal, public-facing report, from 2044.
As you know, our media and our leaders refused to investigate stories of the holocaust and the truth was not told until it was all over and the human accounts could be heard.
