'common behaviors' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to behaviors that are generally accepted as normal or appropriate in a given context. For example, "Good manners are a set of common behaviors that are expected in polite society."
In addition, Willis (1985) noted several common behaviors of these two species, including army-ant following.
The courage he showed in facing down the House Un-American Activities Committee, his refusal to give names, and his insistence on his right to entertain his own conscience are not common behaviors.
Two common behaviors about whose underlying neuronal circuitry virtually nothing is known are, in science-speak, "feeding-associated" and "social-interaction" activities.
Nonlinear and multimode are two common behaviors in modern industrial processes, monitoring research studies have been carried out separately for these two natures in recent years.
Although alcohol consumption and cigarette smoking are common behaviors in reproductive-age women, little is known about the impact of consumption patterns on ovarian reserve.
During the study of many behaviors, particularly more public or common behaviors, observational studies may provide the most direct objective information.
Knuckle cracking is a common behavior enjoyed by many.
"It's common behavior to jump when frightened," Dr. Killgore of the Army Corps of Engineers said.
Attention deficit disorder (National Briefing, April 6) is the most common behavior problem in children in this country.
They said their research demonstrates that "free riding" is the most common behavior.
I was looking to distinguish among the official code, the common behavior, and the unusual.
