The phrase "actual behaviours" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing real or observed actions as opposed to theoretical or expected actions.
Example: "The study focused on actual behaviours of participants in a natural setting rather than their self-reported actions."
Alternatives: "real actions" or "observed behaviours".
The discussions in Davos highlighted the importance of three critical actions that businesses need to take: listen to what consumers want and need, observe their actual behaviours (using the tools of behavioural psychology and economics) and lead by designing better products and services.
Which is why most companies don't ask consumers what they believe or value; they study their actual behaviours (and increasingly their brain waves).
First, we assessed students' perceptions regarding their future entrepreneurial intent, and not entrepreneurs' actual behaviours.
Darktrace is a commercial solution based on recursive Bayesian networks to model the actual behaviours of systems, users and devices and to track abnormal deviations.
From observations of the actual behaviours of the managers, they have been inductively classified to 13 main functions that the managers perform.
Aiming to continue to investigate the cognitive style theories in terms of the innovativeness measurement and consumers' actual behaviours, Wang et al. [2005a.
Intentions is seen as a proxy for actual behaviour; that is, actually using the CAPTT.
In contrast, the theory of planned behaviour distinguishes between behavioural intention and actual behaviour.
The ASE model explains behaviour by linking attitude, social norm and self- efficacy with behavioural intention and actual behaviour [ 15].
Interim endpoints (stated behavioural intention and behavioural simulation) are measured rather than changes in actual behaviour or healthcare outcome.
In other words, it is possible to use behavioural intention as a proxy for actual behaviour.
