The phrase "behavioural for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used as an adjective phrase to describe something that relates to a person's behavior or actions. Example: The therapy sessions were specifically designed to address behavioural for changes in the patient's daily routine.
Based on the needs assessment and a literature review, the new target group (population at risk) and key determinants (environmental and behavioural) for the health problem were identified.
Hence the criteria for applying mental predicates are behavioural, for 'similar expression' takes faces together in a quite different way from 'similar anatomy' (Wittgenstein 1980, par. 1068).
A bibliographic review performed by Swendeman and Rotherman-Borus shows the efficacy of computer-based, Internet-based and mobile phone behavioural for STD prevention and treatment support interventions [ 14].
The intervention will also explore changes in additional key biomedical (for e.g., body fat, and waist-hip circumference), psychological (for e.g., quality of life, motivation, and planning), and behavioural (for e.g., self-reported diet intake and physical activity involvement) health-related outcomes.
Specifically, it may be that the therapeutic approach will be particularly useful for investigating the 'body structure/function-activity-participation' pathway; the behavioural for investigating the 'personal factors-activity-participation' pathway; and the two in combination for investigating the 'environment-activity-participation' pathway.
Areas covered by the survey included: medication for tics; behavioural interventions for tics; and desired outcomes of treatment.
Rationales were provided for exposure interventions for anxiety disorders and behavioural activation for depression, respectively.
The study followed the guidelines for trials of behavioural treatment for recurrent headache [19].
These manuals present effective methodologies for assisting the behavioural change for safer hygiene.
Chinese ethnicity was not the behavioural determinant for females it was for males.
I went to see a psychologist who worked in another part of the health service for some sessions of cognitive behavioural therapy for depression.
