'more human touch' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a need or desire for more personalized or emotive interaction or involvement in any kind of situation. For example: "This project needs a bit more human touch in order to feel truly meaningful to the people it affects."
Drawings have a more human touch".
We had always thought a few pictures brightened up the place and gave it a more human touch.
"Gossamer," the second Passion Pit album, adds both new gizmos and a more human touch: dizzying electronic stutters, wavery manipulated voices, chiming glockenspiels, stately pianos, female backup singers, twittering woodwinds and elegiac string sections.
The hint was that a more human touch can be expected.In this section Defining boundaries Campus collaboration ReprintsSuch tweaking of the leaders' image has done little to mute demands for more radical change.
A More Human Touch Almost 200 miles southeast of the factory where Ms. Pu received her new chair is another plant that is experimenting with improving workers' quality of life — and shows the trade-offs of such gains.
In a post on Tumblr, Ms. Mayer said that Yahoo hadn't redone its logo in 18 years, and she wanted the new one to reflect a more human touch.
At some point you need a more human touch--gut instinct or wild imagination.
A reviewer for NME said that the heavily treated vocals make Spears sound robotic, adding that "it could really do with a few more human touches".
YouTube wants to provide more of a "human touch" for its community of video creators, while also doing more to help them tackle trolls and avoid exploitative deals with multi-channel networks.
Nothing makes us more human, more in touch with the universal creative impulse.
Like Louisville, Colorado, Park Slope is a place with bicycle trails and a more human landscape — a touch of rural, albeit a very small one, with some city flavor.
