The phrase "analyses behaviour" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the examination or study of behavior, often in fields like psychology, sociology, or research.
Example: "The study analyses behaviour patterns in social interactions among teenagers."
Alternatives: "examines behavior" or "studies behavior".
We are planning to analyse behaviour data in the future to confirm this feedback.
These range from the scientific: collating and analysing behaviour patterns from multiple sources, to story building: shaping content to engage customers across the journey.
Daden also suggested chatbots could be used as "cyberbuddies" shadowing soldiers through their careers or as data-gatherers in digital environments such as chatrooms and forums, where they could "scout for targets, potentially analyse behaviour, and record and relay conversation".
It is also possible to apply Monte Carlo simulation techniques in order to analyse behaviour of complex stochastic systems.
(payment required) The purpose of the work is partly to tackle the road-hogging issue, which may have to await the Day of Judgment, than to analyse behaviour in a way which may suggest new ways of helping patients to recover lost motor skills, for example, after a stroke.
Conventional diagnosis involves a team of experts who analyse behaviour and make a complex series of assessments.
Thus, the aim of the present study was to video-record and analyse behaviour pattern, and assay serum fentanyl by gas chromatography in a longitudinal cross-over study.
"We analyse reader behaviour, analyse their engagement," Inkitt founder Ali Albazaz tells me.
Consideration of epigenetic mechanisms may help in analysing behaviours during the headache attacks.
Nice guidelines recommend such functional analyses for behaviour that challenges: behaviour analysts are the professionals trained to carry them out.
