The phrase "fraudulent behaviour" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe illegal or deceptive activities. For example, "The company has been accused of fraudulent behavior, including falsifying documents and financial reports."
Click-through rates of 5% are a clear indication of possible fraudulent behaviour, for example.
Bosses like Bernie Ebbers of WorldCom admitted fraudulent behaviour at their firms, but denied personal responsibility.
There are tough criminal sanctions in the UK for those who engage in fraudulent behaviour.
In theory, risky and fraudulent behaviour should be spotted by accountancy firms and credit rating agencies.
"IHMS staff undertake fraud and corruption awareness training and at no time has IHMS ever condoned fraudulent behaviour.
"We are determined to stamp out fraudulent behaviour and create an atmosphere of free and fair voting," he said.
Knowledge discovery techniques have been widely applied in fraud detection for data analysis and training of supervised learning algorithms to support the extraction of fraudulent account behaviour within static data sets.
"There was no suggestion of fraudulent behavior".
It is understood it will not go as far as saying there is proof of fraudulent or criminal behaviour, however, said BBC London political reporter Karl Mercer.
De-shoppers also scatter their returns across branches to avoid recognition as serial offenders.Most do not see their behaviour as fraudulent, says Ms King.
The article also suggested that Mr Obiagwu's behaviour was comparable to fraudulent Nigerian "scamsters" and the "biggest crook of all", Nigeria's former dictator, Sani Abacha.
