The phrase "a behavior characteristic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific trait or quality related to someone's behavior.
Example: "One important behavior characteristic of effective leaders is their ability to communicate clearly."
Alternatives: "a behavioral trait" or "a behavioral attribute".
Measurements performed with non-specific DNA sequence fail to saturate, a behavior characteristic of non-specific binding.
It's a behavior characteristic of a recently discovered state of matter called a topological insulator.
It's a behavior characteristic of animals in general.
We identified a LIF-promoted population containing single cells that could give rise to trophoblast and PE as well as epiblast, a behavior characteristic of totipotent cells.
The differential expressions of these miRNAs appear to depend on the mismatch repair status, a behavior characteristic of undifferentiated proliferative states in colon cancer (Sarver et al., 2009).
Because of total enzyme conservation, the elementary reactions automatically give rise to a saturation behavior characteristic in biological reactions.
The optical contrast shows an oscillatory behavior characteristic of multilayered structures[5], with an enhanced signal for semitransparent gold (compare continuous and dashed lines of the same color).
Under a constant electron beam irradiation of 20 kV, the VL shows an attenuated behavior characteristic of metastable defect levels in GaN.
This procedure has been previously demonstrated to yield a high proportion of neuronal cells expressing MSN markers (e.g. 95 98% of NeuN-positive cells express high levels of DARPP-32) and exhibiting an electrophysiologic behavior characteristic of GABAergic neurons [21].
On the basis of this inference, Main (1981) was coming to theorize behavior characteristic of an "A" Strange Situation coding as only secondarily characterized by behavioral avoidance of the caregiver, and primarily as "avoidance of behavioral disorganisation" (p. 681) and the reduced ability to seek protection that a sustained state of emotional flooding would entail.
The electrical conductivity increases with increasing temperature, indicating a typical semiconducting behavior characteristic.
