The phrase "behavioural strategy" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you are talking about the actions or tactics that someone or something uses as part of a plan of action. For example: "The behavioural strategy employed by the company led to improved customer satisfaction ratings."
Our results suggest that GCY-35 is regulated by molecular oxygen, and that social feeding can be a behavioural strategy for responding to hyperoxic environments.
Drawing on behavioural strategy as a theoretical lens, we design a yardstick to study the impact of scenario-based strategizing.
"Typically, when you use any sort of behavioural strategy, it's the children who have issues who get the attention," she says.
We introduce an adapted socio-technical framework approach in order to describe an existing organisational behavioural strategy to support retail energy efficiency.
Our perspective is to consider that robust navigation comes from the optimal interaction between behavioural strategy, visual mechanisms and neural hardware.
A specific clustering would indicate, within a certain degree of statistical probability, the deliberate selection and hoarding by a hominid species that used the systematic hurling of rocks as a behavioural strategy.
This study examined the efficacy of two behavioural strategies to manage maladjusted behaviour in correctional homes in Lagos State, Nigeria.
They employed a range of cognitive and behavioural strategies to modify their physical activity behaviour.
Sessions will utilise cognitive behavioural strategies to address unhelpful beliefs and behaviours around LBP.
The design focused on behavioural strategies rather than cognitive strategies to increase subjects' self-efficacy to change behaviour.
James was put on Ritalin, but the specialists also devised behavioural strategies to give him goals at school.
