The phrase "analyze behavior" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the examination or study of actions or reactions of individuals or groups, often in a psychological or sociological context.
Example: "In order to improve team dynamics, we need to analyze behavior during group activities."
Alternatives: "examine actions" or "study conduct".
MIT researchers analyze behavior of materials that change by themselves; could lead to practical applications.
But the big upshot is this: For decades, people tried to devise a rigorous "scientific" system to analyze behavior that would be divorced from morality.
Twenty transaction marketing players are vying to create "a synergistic mash of loyalty programs, offers, reputation management and the 'big data' sets that can analyze behavior and target specific customers".
BKC Research Associate John Bowers writes on a "far from uncontroversial" change at the US Department of Defense, which is piloting a new clearance system called "continuous evaluation," to analyze behavior of applicants and proactively identify security risks.
So can pervasive visibility, which can monitor and analyze behavior with the help of AI, even as these networks become larger and larger.
Hidden cameras and a cheerful staff who are undercover psychology students—help analyze behavior when customers, or test subjects, pay a visit.
The study applied a single-group pretest and posttest design to analyze behaviors.
We thus analyzed behavior in a mixed effects GLM with the gamma distribution and identity link function.
It is found out that these parameters are crucial in analyzing behavior of the nanobeams.
These results may be used to go beyond T-stresses in analyzing behavior.
In the present study, we analyzed behavior of individual black chromatophores in semi-intact specimens of the squid Sepioteuthis lessoniana.
