The phrase "great behavior" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's conduct or actions that are commendable or exemplary.
Example: "The teacher praised the students for their great behavior during the field trip."
Alternatives: "excellent conduct" or "commendable behavior."
"We've talked about having a Loom educator in the playroom, modelling great behavior," Nicole Makowka, the club's therapeutic director, said.
The dining room was a microcosm of eccentric behavior, a great behavior lab for someone who would develop into a psychiatrist.
4. Police brutality is to very good behavior as kneeling is to: (a) Very good behavior (b) Pretty bad behavior (c) Really great behavior (d) Spitting on a veteran's widow Answer: (d) 5. Complete the lyric: "This land is my land _________" (a) "this land is your land".
Explaining the origins of the company during presentations — not with one simple slide with a few bullet points, but using highlights of the project and its successful results set against the black backdrop of the space shuttle in outer space — was a great behavior interruption.
Its interesting to see the great behavior of 3D-LTW which is even better than x264, even when no ME/MC is applied in the proposed encoder.
"She's not 'Lady Behave Yourself.' Do you want great behavior from a person named Gaga?
With the program, colleagues can nominate each other for great behaviors and exemplary efforts at the moment they happen.
Maximum annual probability of exceeding different limit states may reveal the superiority of a ductile structure in which a greater behavior factor is employed.
Yu, Z., Chen, X., Zhang, J., Wang, R. & Yin, D. Transgenerational effects of heavy metals on L3 larva of Caenorhabditis elegans with greater behavior and growth inhibitions in the progeny.
Broilers have a higher number of uninterrupted resting periods with reduced lights, resulting in greater behavior synchrony in the flock [ 2].
Consequently, the service-load steel strains are greater affecting cracking behavior.
