The phrase "addressing the behaviour of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of dealing with or responding to someone's actions or conduct.
Example: "The teacher is addressing the behaviour of the students to promote a more positive classroom environment."
Alternatives: "tackling the conduct of" or "dealing with the actions of".
"We recognise that the issue of protecting the public from young people that commit horrific crimes is equally as important as trying to address the behaviour of the young people that have committed them," he said.
Presently, we address the behaviour of hydrophobic particles in aqueous slurry bubble columns, using an air water carbon model system.
This paper addresses the behaviour of composite beam-column connections that consist of concrete-filled steel tubes (CFTs), beams, bolts, endplates, and slabs.
Process-based modelling approaches developed for field crops were adapted to address the behaviour of indoor-grown soil-less lettuce under alternative growth conditions.
Although several improvements have been made to the original theory in the last 50 years, few have addressed the behaviour of interfaces subjected to a combination of shear and bending moment, where a shear slippage may occur along a tension crack and a compression zone.
This led the authors to conclude that treatment should address the behaviour of thinking, rather than the content of thinking.
The obvious one is that there is a pressing need for interventions that address the behaviour of doctors who are chronically complained or claimed against.
As we had shown that the increase in MDM2 expression in the presence of elevated PERP was p53-dependent, we next addressed the behaviour of p53 in the presence of elevated PERP over time in cells co-expressing GFP PERP and MDM2 YFP.
Therefore, we focus on the security aspect of mobile cloud computing, although many existing studies have attempted to address the behaviour, quality of service, scalability, flexibility, and pricing problem of cloud computing systems [27, 29, 35].
