The phrase "adjusted their behaviour" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a change in someone's actions or conduct in response to a situation or feedback.
Example: "After receiving constructive criticism, the team adjusted their behaviour to improve collaboration and communication."
Alternatives: "modified their conduct" or "changed their actions."
They created a modified version of the popular arcade game with the ghosts controlled by an evolutionary neural network that adjusted their behaviour based on each player's individual strategies.
Young men adjusted their behaviour according to the context of war or peace; they also prepared for the psychological and physical rigours of battle through extensive rituals in which war and peace were symbolically represented by the colours red and white, respectively.
We found that neither ecotype adjusted their behaviour in response to population density.
If the animals adjusted their behaviour depending on the amount of time that passed since hiding, while remembering where each food type was hidden it would show they were able to remember the what-where- when of a given food hiding event.
Moreover, the most educated respondents had likely adjusted their behaviour to the changing general belief about the real severity of the epidemic.
Control ward staff may have changed behaviour because of an awareness that they were being measured; they may even have become aware of specific indicators being measured (eg, the visibility of POD locker and ID wristband inspections) and adjusted their behaviour accordingly.
10 years ago people didn't know they needed an iPhone, yet people quickly adopted the technology, adjusted their behaviours through smartphones, and adopted new digital lifestyles; and why was this?
The most educated respondents seemed to have adjusted their behaviours to the epidemic severity.
The drop in data use was due to customers adjusting their behaviour, he said.
