"range of behavior" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the full scope of actions that a person is capable of displaying. For example, "Her range of behavior was vast; she displayed kindness, intelligence, and creativity in many situations."
In these PRIME surveys [ 9, 10] we received the required pre-specified number of responses from a population sample who had a range of behavior, behavioral simulation and intention, and who reported a range of cognitions.
Lavant has no normal range of behavior; he's the most savage of clowns.
But the directors accept -- some might say indulge -- a range of behavior and learning styles.
Dr. Couzin found that a narrow range of behavior allowed ants to move as a group as quickly as possible.
It's also easier for companies to do this, because the so-called morals clauses in endorsement contracts have been expanded to cover a much wider range of behavior.
And yet, he says, the world of the laboratory elicits only a limited range of behavior from flies.
Mr. Brooks rightly salutes the encouraging trends in personal and family virtue in our society, calling these developments "an improvement in social order across a range of behaviors".
Researchers at the State University of New York in New Paltz have developed a survey aimed at identifying the full range of behaviors that can constitute bullying.
"They feel the effects of our willingness to accept a wide range of behaviors from patients every day".
In direct contradiction to Twenge's claims, rates of risk behavior have undergone a remarkable decline in the past 20 years over a wide range of behaviors.
Through an alchemical mix of his vast historical and literary knowledge, his bombastic personality and a range of behaviors we might now place on the very mild end of the autistic spectrum, McLuhan was able to cut to the chase.
