The phrase "again behaving" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone or something that is returning to a previous state of behavior after a change or interruption.
Example: "After a brief period of disruption, the team is again behaving as expected during meetings."
Alternatives: "acting once more" or "returning to behavior".
Now, as the soldiers moved toward Timbuktu, they were again behaving badly; reports were coming back of drunkenness, beatings, and, in some towns, summary executions.
It will go away, Mattingly repeated again and again, behaving like a wise Yankees historian, not simply the dedicated spring training instructor he is.
Her mother's conservatorship ended sometime in September, after which the "She's the Man" star was again arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence, then traveled to New York, where she was again behaving erratically.
To get a preview of how all this is likely to play out, look at how New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is again behaving as he too is surging.
Model 3 and 4 were again behaving very similarly and had the largest error.
If they still demonstrate severe resistance give the no clothes mission a break for a couple of weeks and try it again, behaving as if you're not thinking about the fact you are partially naked.
"The Moscow authorities have once again behaved like cavemen," said Nikolai Alekseyev, the organizer of Saturday's attempted protest.
When considering the statistical analysis results, the proposed approach again behaved the best, while Kriging was relatively as accurate and support vector regression was almost as fast as RBFpri.
Though United could argue that their campaign had been hamstrung by injury, suspension, and a shortly to be defunct rule, the reality was unavoidable: they had again behaved in appalling fashion at the crucial moment.
With Adobe Photoshop Elements the two units again behaved like twins, except when the Sony's extra RAM helped with huge images.
Headline News again behaved dismally.
