The phrase "a range of behaviour" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the variety or spectrum of actions or responses exhibited by individuals or groups in different situations.
Example: "The study aimed to analyze a range of behaviour among children in various social settings."
Alternatives: "a variety of actions" or "a spectrum of conduct."
The development of various theories outlining key behavioural determinants has resulted in the identification of a range of behaviour change techniques (BCTs) [ 19, 20].
But plenty of living things have even less of a range of behaviour.
The vast majority of children display a range of behaviour problems, such as whining or disobeying.
But in May Brunei had begun introducing harsh penalties for a range of behaviour including not performing Friday prayers, failing to observe Ramadan and homosexual acts, according to the Brunei Times.
The model is very simple, but it can produce a range of behaviour from smooth to gritty.
A paired format can deemphasize the goals that are relevant to the test event, lift constraints on the quality and quantity of test-taker output, and encourage a range of behaviour that is atypical of institutional discourse.
"That's a hell of a range of behaviours to conserve".
The legislation is aimed at tackling a range of behaviours, including controlling victims through social media, spying on them online or stopping them from socialising.
Forced marriage should be treated as a crime, just like domestic violence is, and just as there is no single criminal offence of domestic violence, only a range of behaviours which are criminal offences, there is no need for a specific criminal offence of forced marriage.
According to the poll, notification of the cap had remarkably little impact on a range of behaviours, whether taking benefits advice, increasing the number of hours worked, or moving to a cheaper property (although marginally more claimants said the letter persuaded them to contact to the Job Centre).
POCSO also criminalises a range of behaviours as being sexual assaults, short of penetration (section 7).
