The phrase "a particular behaviour" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific type of behavior that is being discussed or analyzed.
Example: "The study focused on a particular behaviour that influences social interactions among teenagers."
Alternatives: "a specific behavior" or "a certain behavior".
Behavioural beliefs influence attitudes towards a particular behaviour.
Behavioural factors refer to the reaction the individual receives after performing a particular behaviour, which could be positive or negative.
The degree of genetic influence on a particular behaviour is not a fixed characteristic.
By social labelling, we're referring to the tag society gives a particular behaviour in order to make sense of it.
These chemicals may have a positive, activating effect on a particular behaviour, or they may have a negative, inhibitory effect.
The strength of the influence of genes on a particular behaviour is quantified by a genetic measure called "heritability".
The suggestion that they had been seen having rehearsals makes me wonder whether they were doing something dramatic in order to train them in a particular behaviour.
But following the totty-gate furore I connected a sequence of events in my own professional life to a particular behaviour pattern.
Consequently, an explanation of the function of a particular behaviour should include how the behaviour promotes the success of the genes that underlie the behaviour.
Ethologists argue that the evolutionary significance of a particular behaviour can best be understood after a taxonomy of behaviours for that species has been developed as a result of observation in nature.
In actuality, to say that there are genes "for" a particular behaviour means only that within a population of individuals there exists genetic variation underlying some of the differences in this specific behaviour.
