The phrase "human colonization" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the process of expanding human settlements and establishing political control over other territories. For example, "Humans have colonized many regions around the world, including the Americas, Australia, and Africa."
The robots, in turn, are to lay the groundwork for human colonization.
In the last two millenniums of human colonization of the islands of the Pacific, some 2,000 species disappeared, nearly 20percentt of all the world's birds.
He's also a man of broad interests, long views and considerable intellectual chutzpah, as revealed in "The Future Eaters," his earlier book about human colonization of Australasia.
Mellars, P., Gori, K. C., Carr, M., Soares, P. A. & Richards, M. B. Genetic and archaeological perspectives on the initial modern human colonization of southern Asia.
Wilmshurst, J. M., Hunt, T. L., Lipo, C. P. & Anderson, A. J. High-pradiocarbondatingbon dating shows recent and rapid initial human colonization of East Polynesia.
In Beyond Earth (Pantheon), Wohlforth and planetary scientist Amanda R. Hendrix make a case for Titan, Saturn's largest moon, as the likeliest location for human colonization.
Originally published in 1950, this haunting collection of short stories forms a loose narrative arc relating the "future history" of the human colonization of Mars.
A recent study of forty-one Pacific islands found that, between initial human colonization and European contact, two-thirds of the populations of large land birds were driven extinct by hunting and deforestation.
Identifying and dating first human colonization of new places is challenging, especially when group sizes were small and material traces of their occupations were ephemeral.
In the southern Pityusic Islands, observed changes in Ibiza are less pronounced and coincide with the 4.2 cal kyr BP climate event, synchronous with human colonization.
This paper describes the significance and relevance of concepts presented by Lewis Binford in "The Archaeology of Place" (1982) in studying the process of human colonization in Patagonia.
