The phrase 'improvement behaviour' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to changes or improvements made in someone's behaviour, for example: "John has shown significant improvement behaviour since his last job evaluation."
Students were underperforming, the school was rated "requires improvement", behaviour was poor and staff turnover was high; Hanson was the third head in five years and in the summer he joined 32 teachers were leaving.
By working with individuals, families and communities on health improvement, behaviour change and self-care, they can help the NHS meet the challenge of improving care, reducing inequalities and using health and care resources wisely.
There is little correlation between the intention of a health care worker and the subsequent (improvement) behaviour [ 15].
We would expect that an improvement in behaviour through CHW counselling and education could also have improved knowledge.
But they praised an improvement in behaviour and the overall quality of teaching.
A youth justice officer, Leon, told Guardian Australia he had noticed an improvement in behaviour since it opened.
Without a significant improvement in behaviour, he will not be considered for the World Cup, either.
Ash Perrin, the ringmaster, has seen an improvement in behaviour since they started: "It used to take 15 minutes before you saw their child faces.
"We've had a significant improvement in behaviour," says D'Cunha, adding: "Basically, it's about keeping the kids in the classroom at all costs.
A child who is inattentive, impulsive, and struggling at school, given Ritalin or another similar stimulant, will often demonstrate a marked improvement in behaviour and academic attainment within days.
After only two injections, survival of the treated mice was extended by 30 days (20%), accompanied by substantial improvement in behaviour.
