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The correct context to use 言行 (yánxíng) is when discussing someone's behavior or character, specifically the alignment between their words and actions. It can also refer to the overall conduct or demeanor of a person.
For example, if someone says they value honesty and integrity, but their actions consistently show otherwise, you could say "他的言行不一致" (tā de yánxíng bù yīzhì) meaning "his words and actions are not consistent."
In both of these examples, 言行 (yánxíng) is used to highlight the discrepancy between what someone says and what they actually do. It can also be used to describe someone's overall behavior and character, as in "他的言行举止都很得体" (tā de yánxíng jǔzhǐ dōu hěn détǐ) meaning "his words, actions, and demeanor are all very appropriate."
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