The phrase "a distinctive behavior" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific action or mannerism that sets someone or something apart from others.
Example: "The bird exhibited a distinctive behavior when it danced around its nest, attracting the attention of potential mates."
Alternatives: "a unique behavior" or "a characteristic behavior".
Each of these observers produces an estimation error with a distinctive behavior when the observer matches the current fault situation in the plant.
The design is based on a non-linear switching model, inspired by the cell transmission traffic flow model, that has a distinctive behavior for free flow or congested traffic.
Imaging polarimetry of comets shows two features with a distinctive behavior of the linear polarization: jets and circumnucleus haloes.
Interestingly, each one of the PGE2 receptors displayed a distinctive behavior.
The observation that nonavian sauropsids do not express a distinctive behavior in terms of GC3 patterns suggests that GC3-heterogeneity could be an ancestral feature of amniotes.
This distinctive behavior emphasizes a distinct capacity of the cells for usage of oxygen at low concentration levels such as the ones prompted by the hypoxic episode and concomitantly justifies the distinctive behavior of cells in tumors when subjected to hypoxia [ 22]. Figure 8 shows the C3-Lac/C4-Glu ratio for the three colon cancer cell lines in the four experimental conditions.
Princeton archaeologists immediately recognized the distinctive behavior of a bulldog.
Biologists, in contrast, often focus on the detailed, distinctive behavior of a specific biological system.
The focus in this paper has been to highlight the foraging aggregations and provide an overall view of the distinctive behavior and biology in these regions.
The preëmptive confession of personal inadequacy seems a distinctive McCain behavior pattern.
A distinctive dilative behavior of the soil was observed near the slope where static shear stresses are present.
