The phrase "display behaviour" is correct and usable in written English.
You might use it when talking about the way a person or animal behaves in a particular way for a particular purpose, such as to gain attention or to demonstrate a certain emotion. For example, "The child was displaying angry behaviour towards his teacher."
Some will display behaviour which can lead to contact with the criminal justice system.
They use tools and live in groups which display behaviour that anthropologists recognise as culture.
Display behaviour, ritualized behaviour by which an animal provides specific information to others, usually members of its own species.
Another type of display behaviour is that designed to deceive a predator or lure it away from vulnerable young.
I focus on providing clinical support for individuals who display behaviour that may challenge others, such as self-injury, inappropriate sexualised behaviour and physical aggression.
Caplan acknowledges that while her sister could display behaviour classed as "challenging", especially in unfamiliar environments, "she was funny and had a great sense of humour".
These interactions usually involved display behaviours, bites, and/or chases.
More than 21% of men display behaviours associated with hazardous drinking.
The availability of an individualised activity program that is meaningful for residents with dementia who display behaviours that impinge upon the rights of others.
These discrepancies might result from lateral-display behaviour, which provides a way for animals, particularly fish, to assess fighting ability during early stages of a contest.
Every user acts differently, displaying behaviour that is volatile and dangerous to both the user and emergency services personnel responding.
