"laudable behavior" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe commendable actions or conduct. For example, "His laudable behavior in donating a portion of his earnings to charity is an example of true kindness."
Both the measurement and simulation results demonstrate that concrete-filled steel tubular columns employing recycled coarse aggregates have laudable seismic behavior, and it is feasible to apply and promote the recycled aggregate concrete into concrete-filled steel tube structures in anti-seismic regions.
What to do? Congressman Sander Levin's thoughtful proposal for better monitoring of China's worker and human rights behavior is laudable, but I don't think labor really cares about either.
During my lunch with him at the Mercer Kitchen, he told me, "I've always said I'd run for office if I had a five-year period in my life where really I felt, like, Hey, my behavior is laudable".
A sizable number of students agree with the premise that bullying can help "toughen" people and teach which behaviors are laudable and which are risible to the group.
As a victim of bullying, I can say that the experience did not help "toughen" me up or teach me "which behaviors are laudable and which are risible to the group".
These are all laudable efforts, but sexual risk behaviors and the related social norms take time to change.
If to some this behavior seems contemptible, to me it seems laudable because we are imitating nature, which is changeable; whoever imitates nature cannot be censured".
But Cumming's eagerness to take Putin down a peg — even a fictionalized Putin — does suggest a laudable impulse, a sense of outrage at Russia's nasty behavior.
That's a laudable aim, but there is of course a risk of encouraging opposing behavior — so again the tone of the app is important.
