"adequate behaviour" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation where someone is doing what is expected of them in an acceptable way. For example, "The students demonstrated adequate behavior during class today."
One-fifth said their school did not have an adequate behaviour management policy.
A particularly import condition is for such systems to provide adequate behaviour in error-prone environments.
Rooting and projection constitute the basic functions of flexibly adequate behaviour and therefore also of successful design.
A good performance of the whole system depends on the adequate behaviour of each individual element as undesired dynamics may propagate from one element to another.
Sufficient regularity of structural organisms plays an important part in fostering adequate behaviour of masonry building although the response of historic-URM (HURM) is greatly influenced by the strength of brick and mortar materials.
Adequate behaviour is considered to be behaviour in which the patient remains active.
It is aimed at increasing adequate behaviours and learning about the relations between behaviour and mood.
Because GP trainers function as important role models for GP trainees [ 4, 5], modelling adequate EBM behaviour requires additional education to enhance their EBM competency (i.e. knowledge, skills, attitude and behaviour) [ 6].
Although it is not directly considered in the present optimization, adequate fatigue behaviour is essential for any blade to be safe.
The application of the centre of thrust rotation in the centre of gravity could is also considered to increase the safety of the system and allowing an adequate system behaviour in case of technical problems.
The results obtained confirmed the adequate structural behaviour of the St. Mateus footbridge under real dynamic (human) pedestrian load cases and show that this innovative GFRP-steel hybrid structural solution is suitable for pedestrian bridges.
