"reported behavior" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used in journalism, psychology, and other fields where behavior is observed and documented. Example: The article discussed the reported behavior of the politician during the committee hearing.
Still, they are becoming predictive in a manner not founded in superstition but well-documented in reported behavior.
As a consequence, it does not present a test of group loyalty but a chance to evaluate the reported behavior of someone who seeks to govern.
Perceptions and reported behavior were retrieved from a custom-designed web-based survey administered among cyclists in the two cities.
Given the screening tool we used has demonstrated good test-retest reliability, it is likely that the reported behavior change we observed was valid (Gittelman et al., 2016).
The accusations of sexual misconduct at Fox News extends beyond O'Reilly's reported behavior.
Hoda Kotb, sitting alongside Guthrie, also expressed her love for Lauer as "a friend and a colleague" and said it was hard to square his reported behavior with the man she knew.
Alternatively, unrecorded violations may be found in other studies that relied on self-reported behavior.
The RD Parent Empowerment Program generates meaningful self-reported behavior change in parents.
Based upon self-reported behavior, our study shows that these socialization agents exert differential effects on music piracy.
Patients who completed a screening tool at subsequent visits were followed up at a later visit to determine self-reported behavior changes.
The purpose of this study was to determine the self-reported behavior changes on injury screens at repeated visits during a pediatric office-based QI program.
