The phrase "human requirement" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a specific need or necessity that is essential for human beings. Example: "Access to clean drinking water is a basic human requirement."
The human requirement was to provide a higher satisfaction degree of water supply.
In the 1970s Oscar Newman coined the phrase "defensible space", which he considered a basic human requirement for well-being and which is notably absent from high-rise social housing design of that era.
Having a roof over your head is a basic human requirement and, when there is a lack of houses to go around, it is a need that can be exploited.
If we can promote the use of trees as outdoor visual media, then we can better plan cities to both accommodate the human requirement for nature, and our developing want for digital control over the visual environment.
Yield of amio acid from cereals is global production x amino acid profile x digestibility; human requirement is based on hypothetical population of 3 billion adults and 2 billion children; % provided is the calculated global production from wheat, rice, maize and sorghum divided by estimated global requirement by the hypothetical human population.
The prospects for increases in the output of cereals of the magnitude required to meet livestock and human requirements remain problematic.
Some emulsions may require vitamin E supplementation in order to meet minimal human requirements.
DT: It's understanding the truly human requirements.
Perhaps conspiracy theories satisfy some basic human requirements?
"The problem is, they don't meet human requirements," he says.
Trial-and-error would provide valuable insight on design flaws, glitches, human requirements that are critical for success.
