The phrase "about your behaviour" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or addressing someone's actions or conduct, often in a context of feedback or observation.
Example: "I wanted to talk to you about your behaviour during the meeting yesterday."
Alternatives: "regarding your conduct" or "concerning your actions".
The kind of silence, apparently, that gets broken by interviewers very suddenly and perhaps – if not planned out beforehand – rudely, asking about your deceased mother and what she would say about your behaviour.
We give people a whole suite of options to pick and mix, because if you're changing something about your behaviour then everyone has a different way that they can do that best.
Progressive Insurance's "Snapshot" plugs into your car to track how and when you drive, while other insurers are partnering with IoT firm Nest – which makes smart thermostats and smoke alarms – and fitness tracker Fitbit to offer discounts for allowing data reports about your behaviour.
Don't feel ashamed about your behaviour, because this is how we go through life".
"Over the past six months, and especially the past few weeks, we have grown increasingly concerned by the seemingly endless cycle of allegations, denials and belated admissions about your behaviour," the letter reads.
And don't bunch them up to quickly, as you only want them to be slightly anxious about your behaviour and not take off suddenly in fear and flight.
The sheriff told Gough: "I have to say, there were certain points in your evidence, certain points in your summing up, where I was a bit concerned about your emotional behaviour.
First, think about your own behaviour, just to rule out the possibility that it's actually you who are the problem.
This included for example dealing with all the complaints made about roadtrip and your behaviour – from associations, young activists, MPs/candidates, and so forth.
Wonga has written algorithms, computer programs, which determine whether you deserve to be given a loan in seconds, from looking at details about you and your behaviour, such as what email service provider you use and whether you have bothered to look at the company's terms and conditions.
Let's have a debate about your tactics and your behaviour in this campaign," Clinton appeared to some to be shrill and perhaps desperate, too.
