The phrase "human constitution" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the physical and mental makeup of a human being. Example: The study of the human constitution has been a topic of ongoing research for centuries, as scientists seek to understand the complexities of the human body and mind.
The three possible conditions of the human constitution are violent change, gentle change, and stability.
Historically, European cuisine had promoted the pseudomedical belief that particular seasonings and modes of preparation could — and should — eliminate imbalances in the human constitution.
Now add the increasing power of scientists to tinker with the human constitution and you can see why many sportsmen give their bodies chemical and genetic boosts.
As I look within, I find something within the human constitution that bounces back, something within this collective American spirit that rebuilds.
Smith's list goes on and on, suggesting by its very copiousness that the aesthetic impulse is so vital an element of the human constitution that it prompts, and pre-empts, a good deal of our ingenuity.
It was "the cinematic equivalent of festival food, which not only leaves you hungry for more but is designed to prove that the human constitution can survive on a diet of pure canape".
A radial artery pulse is used to diagnose human body constitution (Prakruti) in Ayurveda.
A substantial influence of the human genetic constitution on TB susceptibility has been shown [2].
As with humans, some constitutions may be more easily amended than others.
They were in fact three-fifths human under the Constitution, so as to grant their owners greater voting power.
More than 100 Iraqis from 11 political groups, as well as intellectuals in exile during the Saddam Hussein era, will discuss a constitution, human rights, minorities and guarantees for democracy.
