"way of behaviour" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is a phrase that describes the specific manner in which a person or group conducts themselves or behaves. Example: His way of behaviour was always polite and courteous, making him well-liked by others.
Politics, institutions and ways of behaviour also need to change.
Totemism is a complex of varied ideas and ways of behaviour based on a worldview drawn from nature.
That it's also painted a rather bleak and cynical picture of humans and their ways of behaviour is something for another day.
On Price's view plurality exists in the world of an entirely familiar kind: a plurality of ways of talking and ways of behaviour which don't need to be mirrored in an ontology of any kind.
The practice theory of rules attracted him as a tool for those purposes, because it offered a way of accounting for the normativity of law by pointing to ways of behaviour which could be described, and which did not (in his view) carry any moral baggage.
Dispositional coping styles (e.g., information-seeking style) may also have a role, with generalised ways of behaviour influencing a person's emotional or functional response to the stressor, and these styles generally remain relatively stable across time and situations.
For example, it is expected in this analysis that socioeconomic structures, like social equity, influence the evolution of values (e.g., towards status behaviour) and conversely values influence social equity by way of social behaviour and political action.
In specifying our target behaviour, we used the "TACT" principle, a systematic way of defining behaviour in terms of its Target, Action, Context and Time [ 25].
It says that its campaign is "based on robust evidence from other international campaigns to show what works to change public attitudes and behaviours; and it has been shown to be a cost-effective way of delivering behaviour change on a mass scale".
