The phrase "a paucity of working" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression, possibly intended to convey a lack of work or insufficient functioning.
Example: "The project faced challenges due to a paucity of working resources, which hindered progress."
Alternatives: "a lack of functioning" or "insufficient work available."
Whilst this process is now well advanced there is currently no internationally agreed standard graphical notation system for building pathway diagrams and a paucity of worked examples of this type of notation in use.
Temkin is candid about how the tastes of her forebears at MOMA account for a paucity of works by de Kooning (only four paintings), the poetic and deft Bradley Walker Tomlin (two), and the most enduring talent of the second generation, Joan Mitchell (just one).
In my experience as an academic researcher who studies police health and stress, I can say that there is a paucity of work on the effect of present-day negative stereotyping of police officers.
There remains a paucity of work that examines the conceptual, operational, or psychometric equivalence of items currently measuring unmet health needs in languages other than English.
(Please refer to the full report for a detailed description of the methods [ 15].) A paucity of work has been done in Australia in terms of managerial leadership development for middle management in the aged care sector.
Nevertheless, there is a paucity of works demonstrating the prognostic significance of apoptosis in CRC, and only some researches have reported statistically significant worse outcomes for patients with higher AIs [ 9, 10].
Initial findings from the review identified a paucity of work addressing the interactivity between models of experiential learning and models of patient care, despite the similarities regarding socio-cultural processes in each.
There is a paucity of work addressing the evolution of biocontrol organisms in their introduced range (Roderick and Navajas 2003; Hufbauer and Roderick 2005), but there is emerging evidence that evolution is associated with establishment (Phillips et al. 2008; but see Hufbauer 2001).
Psychological effects of Coronary Artery Bypass graft (CABG) have been of interest all over the world but there is a paucity of Indian work.
