"trade behavior" is correct and usable in written English.
It is generally used to refer to the way commerce and business transactions are conducted. For example, "This country has a history of unfair trade behavior with its neighbors."
The difficult challenge will come for American businesses and farmers who have to make investment and planting decisions based on their forecasts of the President's erratic trade behavior.
Cointegration techniques have also been criticized as not being suitable tools for measuring market integration on several grounds including the fact that they do not consider the trade behavior of countries (Barrett and Li, 2002).
To solve the above problems, the design of online lending platforms must be improved to enhance security levels and introduce corresponding laws and regulations to regulate trade behavior and clarify and explain the legitimacy of online lending.
It is often argued that rice exporting nations distort their export price movements and therefore their trade behavior in order to isolate their domestic rice prices from world price fluctuations.
Cook was working as a trader in Chicago when late one evening, while tracking European trade behavior, she came across a New York Times column headlined "The Women's Crusade". Written by Nicholas Kristof, the piece explored a trend of microfinancing —the intimate loaning of small sums of money between women, and its impact on poverty and destitution in certain parts of the world.
Speaking specifically of the Sebree plant, he said its "continued production is now in jeopardy due to unfair Chinese trade behavior".
