"spectrum of behavior" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to a range of behaviors, such as when describing the range of different attitudes one can have toward a certain issue or activity. For example: "The spectrum of behavior in regards to this issue is quite wide, with some people taking a positive attitude and others taking a much more negative one."
Where, in this spectrum of behavior, is free will?" In some ways, Lesch-Nyhan syndrome looks like Parkinson's disease reversed.
Babcock, J. C., Green, C. E., Webb, S. A. & Yerington, T. P. Psychophysiological profiles of batterers: autonomic emotional reactivity as it predicts the antisocial spectrum of behavior among intimate partner abusers.
While there is a far wider spectrum of behavior than she ever acknowledges — apparently her patients include no timid boys or unassuming men — many boys do act more turbocharged than many girls.
"We are dealing here with a spectrum of behavior by foreign entities that often start out innocently, but later veer toward something that actually harms Canadian interests," he said.
The unavoidable difficulties with such a summary would be covering the broad (and somewhat shifting) spectrum of behavior referred to as "violence" over the last several centuries and accounting for cultural, regional and national differences.
At Duke, Dr. Calderbank works with researchers from the Duke Center for Autism and Brain Development, developing information technology that is able to capture a full spectrum of behavior in very young children.
The autism activist's personal and professional perspective on the spectrum of behaviors, perceptions and sensory experiences of this condition.
The women in front of me could have been pulled from that lab: they were very comfortable expressing their differences, using a wide spectrum of behaviors, styles, and ways of communicating.
The rich spectrum of behaviors of sea ice and the available data have already attracted statistical mechanics investigators3,4,5 A general classification of fracture patterns, especially for geological applications, has been proposed very recently6.
The visual systems of vertebrates and many other bilaterian clades consist of complex neural structures guiding a wide spectrum of behaviors.
Feminists and liberal pundits say, with some indignation, that they are not talking about dirty jokes or misguided compliments when they talk about sexual harassment, but, in fact, they are: sexual harassment, as they've defined it, encompasses a wide and colorful spectrum of behaviors.
