"human success" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to achievements made by humans as a species or individuals. For example, "Advances in technology have contributed greatly to human success."
"Now we realize that that attitude is counterproductive to human success".
The human success rate is closer to 80percentt, making Harv the underdog in this competition.
The idea that play contributes to human success goes back at least a century.
Jeremy Campbell's history of falsehood seems to set out to explore the idea that deception is "a necessary and useful part of human success and enlightenment".
He continues: "If you worry about climate change, China's growth is a wonderful human success story that could kill us all".
The findings offer up the humbling conclusion that the secret of human success may owe more to what we lost along the path of evolution, rather than anything we gained.
It offers hope for correcting any of the ten genetic defects that can cause Leber's, as well as some forms of retinitis pigmentosa, a group of genetic eye conditions.More importantly, though, it adds to the rather small number of human successes with gene therapy.
Biologists have little hesitation in linking humans' success to their sociality.
"Humans are profoundly social creatures and much of humans' success results from our ability to work together in complex communities," neuropsychiatrist Dr. Neil Harrison said in a statement.
Where musical performance is meant to transcend the human realm, success is measured by apparent communication with spirit beings.
