The manager was happy with the display in the Highlands as goals from Kemar Roofe and James Tavernier ensured Rangers head back down the A9 with all three points.
Speaking to RangersTV after the match, Beale said: “It was a really good performance, a good win, it was exactly what we needed away from home, so I am delighted with the boys.
“I thought we were good in wide areas all day both defensively and in attack and then when we changed it and brought Rabbi [Matondo] and Abdallah [Sima] on and it stretched Ross County out and in those moments we looked really dangerous again.
“I thought we were going to push on and maybe score one more before half-time but all in all I thought Ross County kept going and they became quite direct in the second-half.
“We had some big chances again, over 20 shots, and maybe we should go and extend our lead, but I am delighted with the clean sheet as well.”
On welcoming Kemar Roofe and Tom Lawrence back to the squad after over a year out through injury, Beale was delighted to have their experience back in the group.
He continued: “I can't express how much we have missed Tom and Kemar in terms of their age, experience but most importantly the quality and leadership they bring to this group.
“We have got a lot of new players coming in, new into the league and it is important some of these guys now step-up and help them.
“We had the mix quite right today with the new and the old, and I thought all came in and had an impact in the game so I am delighted and we go down the road with no injuries and now we can look forward to midweek.”
It’s a big one midweek for Rangers as they head to Holland for the second-leg of the UEFA Champions League play-off round against PSV Eindhoven, and Beale was happy to start a big week with three points.
He continued: “It is nice to kick it off with three points and now we can recover in the next couple of days and start preparing for a huge night on Wednesday over in Eindhoven and safe travels to all the fans that are going over there.”