"rate of behavior" is correct and usable in written English.
You would likely use this phrase in reference to an observation of how frequently someone or something engages in a particular behavior. For example: "The study showed that the average rate of behavior among the species decreased after the introduction of the new variable."
The success rate of behavior classification into five classes (i.e. grazing, lying down, walking, standing and others) was 76.2% (σmean= 1.06) on average.
Blood lead levels, general intelligence, reading ability, and rate of behavior disorder were measured.
Thus, the goal of the current research was to provide a description of the nature and prevalence rate of behavior problems, in a general population cohort, for overweight and normal weight school children after controlling for the presence of sleep disordered breathing.
Prior studies have shown that children with congenital hearing loss have increased rates of behavior disorders.
Children prenatally exposed to tobacco have been found to exhibit increased rates of behavior problems related to response inhibition deficits.
Conversely, rates of behavior problems decreased considerably only when a more severe degree of impairment was required for diagnosis.
It also describes why EMI has strong potential to significantly improve the success rates of behavior change interventions.
Overall, we observed the eight colonies for 580 to 1645 min. Rates of behavior were calculated as the frequency of behavior divided by the total length of time a focal colony was observed (hours, Table 1) and the number of queens per colony.
Rating of behaviors and nonverbal communication is highly subjective, and was not found to be an easy task.
The rate of suicidal behavior among those taking Paxil was lower than the normal rate of such behavior among depressed children who got no treatment at all, Dr. Metz said.
We also investigated the effect of sol gel processed binder on the rate of diffraction behavior.
