The phrase "human entities" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use this phrase to refer to any group of people, such as a company, government, or organization. For example, "The human entities responsible for creating this problem must be held to account."
Confluence itself is an attenuated artificial world populated by machines long beyond the control of any human entities.
A court in the northern Indian state of Uttarakhand has called the Ganges and its main tributary, the Yamuna, to be living human entities.
A court in the northern Indian state of Uttarakhand ordered on Monday that the Ganges and its main tributary, the Yamuna, be accorded the status of living human entities.
In this socio-political process, the study reveals human entities – stakeholders, actors and agents – occupy different positions, which they actively shift in a problem context and when agents pursue 'projects' by integrating diverse rules and resources to remain adaptive.
A court in northern Indian has given the Ganges and Yamuna rivers the status of "living human entities".
All such studies recognize that overt pronouns in Chinese are, however, commonly used to refer to human entities and only rarely occur referring to inanimate objects.
In ancient Egypt, Dr. Wegner noted, the human entity has separate components.
A fetus is not a person; it's a human entity.
Human life begins at conception with the formation of a genetically complete, self-directing human entity, the embryo.
When I was at school in Sydney, standard texts all but dismissed the most enduring human entity on earth, the indigenous first Australians.
To retain and harmonize one's souls is important for physical life as well as for the unification of the whole human entity.
