The phrase "associated behaviours" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions or reactions that are linked to a particular subject or context.
Example: "The study examined the associated behaviours of individuals in high-stress environments."
Alternatives: "related actions" or "connected behaviours".
However, in vitro and in vivo evidence demonstrates exogenous relaxin-3 can activate other relaxin peptide family receptors, and the role of relaxin-3/RXFP3 signalling in specific brain circuits and associated behaviours in mice is not well described.
It is therefore possible that e-cigarette use and its marketing could cue tobacco smoking in current or former smokers given that the appearance of e-cigarettes and associated behaviours are remarkably similar to those of cigarettes.
Key themes covered included perceptions of risk in pregnancy and associated behaviours; medico-religious perceptions; factors related to utilization of care and treatments; use and non-use of health services; health information; issues regarding coverage, utilization and access.
The researchers want to use recordings of calls to investigate the associated behaviours.
Relating to corporeal information propagated by the spinal cord to brain regions involved in the sensation and coordination of bodily functions and associated behaviours.
Drawing on the work of Joseph Henrich, they suggest (Richerson and Boyd 2005, 138) that the maintenance of technologies and the associated behaviours required to produce and operate them may require a population that is large enough for the rate of innovation to offset the degradation that results from error-prone imitation.
The polymer of 1,5-diaminonaphtalene (1,5-DAN) was studied in several ways but there are still many doubts about its exact molecular structure and associated behaviour.
Among Spanish-speaking piebald camels' breeders of the Canary Islands, names for piebald camels also refer to their coat colour or to their impairments and associated behaviour.
There is a large body of evidence for the importance of synergy between sensory modalities in our global perception and the associated behaviour [11].
Negative automatic thoughts (NAT's): These are unhelpful thoughts that are associated with strong emotions and, as a consequence, produce associated behaviour.
Altered reinforcement processes in ADHD may be described as a narrower time window than normal for associating behaviour with its consequences.
