The phrase "autocratic behavior" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe actions or attitudes that are dictatorial or characterized by a concentration of power in a single authority.
Example: "The manager's autocratic behavior led to a lack of employee engagement and morale in the workplace."
Alternatives: "authoritarian conduct" or "dictatorial behavior".
Even when Abraham's autocratic behavior angers Esther, she writes down her feelings rather than speak harshly.
The autocratic behavior of male elders — ordering drinks, dictating votes, wielding virtually all power — is even more striking in the light of their scarcity.
Some have suggested that he could even be impeached over what they have described as his autocratic behavior and disregard for other branches of government, particularly Parliament.
Instead try some of the discipline — characterized by Democrats as secrecy and autocratic behavior — attributed to the Bush administration back in the day.
Despite its autocratic behavior and the intense opposition and criticism it provoked, the party has remained cohesive, and committed to its program.
As a leader routinely accused of haughtiness and autocratic behavior, Mr. Barak is taking a risk in his bid to ignore the political system and appeal directly to the people.
Look out for managerial-autocratic behavior.
Having watched a young, veiled, Egyptian female reporter tear into a Muslim Brotherhood official the other day over the group's recent autocratic and abusive behavior, I can assure you that the fight here is not between more religious and less religious Egyptians.
Again, this is in plain sight, no sleight-of-hand or subterfuge necessary, as if Russian repression and its autocratic, anti-democratic behavior were just a small difference of opinion between two allies.
Well, Donald Trump certainly isn't God, but his increasingly autocratic and disrespectful behavior toward all others is exhibitive of someone who thinks he is "a god" — of course, one of the false demi-gods that we see in history and, dangerously, sometimes in politics.
The upshot, Lee said, is that sanctions that fail to change the behavior of an autocratic regime may eventually increase urban-rural inequality.
