"non-human entities" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
This phrase usually refers to inanimate objects or abstract concepts that are not living creatures. For example, "The impact of non-human entities such as climate change and industrial machines should not be overlooked."
He believes in a future where we'll talk freely and without embarrassment to non-human entities.
The work takes inspiration from the poet Gary Snyder, who has exhorted artists to speak for "non-human entities communicating to the human realm through dance and song".
As the above discussion affirms, weapons are not technical artefacts alone but hybrid assemblages of human and non-human entities (Bourne, 2012).
Latour shows that while working in their Amazonian open-air laboratory scientists perceived the forest as a network comprising human and non-human entities bearing creative capacities.
This lecture is built on the assumption that we are currently situated in a posthuman convergence between the Fourth industrial Age and the Sixth Extinction, between and advanced knowledge economy, which perpetuates patterns of discrimination and exclusion, and the threat of climate change devastation for both human and non-human entities.
Other non-human entities that have legal personalities in India include companies, temple deities and trusts.
Now would a non-human entity do that?
The Story of Willie Ellin (1853) is partly narrated by a non-human entity that cryptically describes itself as an outgrowth of an ancient burial ground.
The Ganges river, considered sacred by more than 1 billion Indians, has become the first non-human entity in India to be granted the same legal rights as people.
In addition, consumers have traditionally been reluctant to share personal information with any non-human entity, fearing some misuse or privacy invasion.
Some might doubt, in the first place, whether a state, as a non-human entity, is capable of intentionally benefiting anyone.
