"human contacts" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, "Networking is key in business, and making good human contacts is essential."
These small human contacts help diminish the power of xenophobia and hatred.
Abandoned to bottomless guilt, he appeals to the only human contacts left to him.
But it's also reduced our actual human contacts with one another.
"We're looking for close human contacts," he said, noting the people with whom they worked were taking the skin test.
The infections can be difficult to treat, raising concern about the potential for animals to serve as sources of infection among their human contacts.
This is "the sin of cutting oneself off from all warm and living human contacts" — which is, of course, the sin of Michel.
Concern with diseases that afflict animals dates from the earliest human contacts with animals and is reflected in early views of religion and magic.
In this, as in other Mauriac novels, the love that his characters seek vainly in human contacts is fulfilled only in love of God.
Driven by a mixture of neediness and revenge, the skriker craves to be part of the human cycle yet comes attended by a bevy of Brueghelian underground spirits and seems bent on mortifying her human contacts.
The measures include rapidly identifying and isolating patients; tracing all of their human contacts; quarantining many of them; having hospital workers use strict infection control measures like wearing masks, gowns and gloves; and international travel alerts.
Always more interested in characters than plot, he retained his oblique view of human contacts in the study of a high-class prostitute, her jealous boyfriend and an elderly former university professor.
