The part of a sentence "suffering of humanity" is correct and perfectly usable in written English.
You can use it in any context when discussing the subject of human suffering. For example: "The suffering of humanity due to war is an issue that cannot be ignored."
He deeply empathizes with the collective suffering of humanity.
I was raised to be against any act of violence, and the consequent suffering of humanity for it, regardless of religions, ethnicities and borders.
It embraces the idea of a God not as a source of commands and punishments, but as suffering in the suffering of humanity.
From Maryla, Mr. Finkelstein says that he inherited the conviction that Jews have a special obligation to ease the suffering of humanity because of what was done to them, and that it is not enough to pay lip service to one's convictions; they must be acted on.
He did not mention the US or any other country by name, but blamed "the countless suffering of humanity" on "liberal capitalism and trans-national corporations".
People hurting people accounts for much of the suffering of humanity.
Barlach also experimented with graphic art and playwriting, and his work in all media is notable for its preoccupation with the sufferings of humanity.
These works express his distress at the sufferings of humanity, yet are free from narrow ideological considerations; the series is an indictment of all the powers, not just the fascist ones, that had caused suffering in World War II.
Thus, the problem of evil is ultimately one of perspective: from a micro view we lament the sufferings of humanity, but from a macro view we can understand that this suffering is part of the very fabric of existence itself -- an existence that on balance is good.
I became more convinced of the argument that this practice is in inherently dehumanising after reading your description of the Finnish doctors tour through the neonatal wards "to see the tiny, suffering scraps of humanity".
In Finland fertility doctors are taken on tours of neonatal wards, so they get to see the tiny, suffering scraps of humanity born too early because they were crowded in their mothers' wombs.In Britain, though unlike Finland and every other country that has successfully reduced IVF twin births most infertile people must pay for their own treatment.
