"known behavior" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to a certain kind of behavior that is familiar or common to a person or group. For example, "The teacher has to constantly manage the children's known behavior in the classroom."
Psychoeducational multimedia permits the delivery of interventions as designed and capitalizes on known behavior change principles.
In general, these methods operate over a large number of input parameters, and consider the most recent known behavior of wildfires.
These query tools were designed and compiled following scenarios of known "behavior" patterns of dormant volcanoes and first candidate signs of potential unrest.
They are also of external origin, being harmonics of the 11-year cycle, or the expression of the well known behavior of geomagnetic activity with two peaks in a solar cycle, one at maximum and the other in the declining phase (Mayaud, 1980), and/or a result of the asymmetries in the variations of geomagnetic activity (Mursula et al., 1997) and should be regarded as noise.
In this paper, we demonstrate our newly developed procedure for generating ethograms from body acceleration data and evaluate its performance through a comparison with the known behavior profile of the European shag.
A strong argument supporting this hypothesis comes from the well known behavior exhibited by (amphipathic) lipids when they are put in water solutions.
Everyone has a set of of known behaviors and the system can learn what those are and adjust the security parameters accordingly.
To teach computers to find corruption — for example a bribe to an overseas vendor — Ottenheimer suggests looking back at known behaviors from overseas vendors.
Because within childhood behaviors, there are known behaviors; there's teasing and there's name-calling, and different kinds of things happen as kids start to socialize.
3. "The second flaw of the hypothesis concerns a difference between the known behavior-altering parasites described in the paper and the hypothetical religion-inducing parasites required by the hypothesis.
The second flaw of the hypothesis concerns a difference between the known behavior-altering parasites described in the paper and the hypothetical religion-inducing parasites required by the hypothesis.
