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The phrase "a pattern of behaviour" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a consistent or recurring way of acting or responding in various situations.
Example: "The therapist noted a pattern of behaviour in her client's responses during therapy sessions."
Alternatives: "a behavioral pattern" or "a trend in behavior".
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There is a pattern of behaviour here.
"This is a pattern of behaviour.
This was part of a pattern of behaviour.
People see these one-offs, but this is a pattern of behaviour.
But she adds that it could be significant as part of a pattern of behaviour.
But repeating a pattern of behaviour familiar in Ukraine, Georgia and other crises, an unabashed Putin refused to back down.
It is understood Mann's conduct will be seriously investigated and viewed in the context of a pattern of behaviour.
The smear campaign, concluded the tribunal, was part of a pattern of behaviour that was "insulting, malicious and oppressive".
And when tickling ceased, the rats would "play bite" and chirp even more, a pattern of behaviour similar to young children pestering their parents for attention.
When pressed on the issue, the authorities said the matter had been "settled privately" and that the sheikh's actions were not part of a "pattern of behaviour".
Ben Caspit writing in Ma'ariv, a frequent critic of Netanyahu's political style, saw not a "slip" but a pattern of behaviour.
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a mode of behaviour
a history of behaviour
a pattern of behavioural
a model of behaviour
a pattern of misconduct
a pattern of abuses
a pattern of political
a pattern of associated
a pattern of actions
a number of behaviour
a code of behaviour
a pattern of light
a pattern of harassment
a pattern of fraud
a pattern of activity
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