The phrase "entitled behavior" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe actions or attitudes that reflect a sense of deserving special treatment or privileges.
Example: "His entitled behavior at the restaurant was off-putting to the staff and other patrons."
Alternatives: "privileged behavior" or "self-important behavior".
It was days, weeks, and months of bad, entitled behavior.
When entitled behavior has come into play at my agency, it has just stumped me.
But in the end, disgusted at what she called "entitled" behavior, she decided to share her story publicly.
In addition, they developed surveys to assess how parents respond to their children's entitled behavior and select activities for their children intended to foster gratitude.
You don't need to know anything else about her to imagine the peculiar sensation I get when I see one of the kinds of stories she loved to read — about the Kennedys, yes, but also about natural and unnatural disasters, local violence and the entitled behavior of the rich.
Secondly, employers ignore entitled behavior.
If we go back to the Joint Commission's Sentinel Alert dated July 9, 2008, entitled "Behaviors that undermine a culture of safety," the Joint Commission required health care organizations to create policies and procedures addressing intimidating and disruptive behaviors in their effort to decrease medical errors and improve care team collaboration.
To some, Kendricks embodies traditional all-American Forrest Gump values of patriotism, while Kaepernick represents the entitled brattish behavior of a wealthy athlete ungrateful to a country that has given him so much.
In 2014, he earned his Doctoral degree for the dissertation entitled "Resistance Behavior to National eHealth Implementation Programs".
In our previous publication entitled "Collective behavior of Dictyostelium discoideum monitored by impedance analysis," we found that periodical changes of cell-cell as well as cell-substrate contacts largely explain impedance fluctuations during chemotaxis of amoebae.
People are entitled to their behavior — so long as they do not harm this culture".
