The phrase "human profile" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the character traits, interests, and abilities that make up an individual. For example, you could say "A coach must have a strong understanding of each player's human profile in order to effectively lead the team."
Zhang Dali chips a human profile out of the walls of half-demolished structures, as if to give them faces.
In this way, it's cousin to that other Love Rorschach, the inky ultrasound photograph, which to parents looks like an adorable human profile and to all other people like a Polaroid of a sea monster.
But still the new radicals come, the theorists, the cutting-edgers, breaking the old forms again, shuddering at the thought of a readable human profile, asking us to guess what's going on in their complicated minds... Well, there's nothing going on in my mind.
First, on PawSpot a human profile is included along with a pet profile, and users are encouraged to become "friends".
In future work, it may be useful to compare human profile selection choices to these computational benchmarks.
She was shooting at printed human profile targets that, according to the employees, she kept as a souvenir.
Two human profiles were found, one major and one minor".
In "Rational Beings" and a number of similar works, he stacks and distorts elliptical flats into weird twisted piles that carry within them the semblance of human profiles.
Big, gangly outlines intimate a duck, a face-off between craggy human profiles, pairs of hands (they may be flowers) or pots and vases.
But then a nail casts an ostentatious shadow on the wall just above one of those double-take vases that can also be read as two human profiles... ah yes, it's all in the mind.
"Rehnquist presents full and fascinating human profiles" and conveys "what it must have been like to grapple with these issues in a time of crisis," Jeremy Waldron wrote here last year.
