The phrase "although scant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or concession regarding the limited amount or degree of something.
Example: "Although scant evidence was presented, the jury reached a verdict."
Alternatives: "despite being limited" or "even though minimal".
He said the young men were not Gujaratis, although scant evidence as to their identities has emerged.
And although scant details are available, it sounds interesting.
Although scant and in dire need of studies focused on clinical outcome, available literature indisputably supports the introduction of prehospital ultrasound scanning.
Although scant details have been released – the FAA and Boeing declined to comment for this article – some amateur observers have pointed out that 248 days (when counted in 100ths of a second) is equal to the number 2,147,483,647 – which is significant.
Thus, although scant, the chronometric information available for the few stratified Aurignacian III IV contexts of France is in agreement with regional chronostratigraphic patterns, as it places them in the interval of time between the Aurignacian II and the Early Gravettian.
More intensive interventions also contributed a benefit, although scant.
These clippings files, although containing scant information about her, were used in an Ohioana Quarterly article by Joe Florenski that offers few other bibliographic sources.
Michael Cumpsty's Elomire is everything we would like to think Moliere himself was -- virile, intelligent and principled -- although the scant historical evidence indicates a troubled side, too.
Sea scallops, attractively browned and appropriately undercooked, also featured wilted spinach, although its scant presence was easily overshadowed by the entree's authentically Indian dal, seasoned with garlic, ginger, cumin, tomato and just the right amount of pepper.
Indeed, GML proteins seem to be lacking in Brassicales, Poales, Ranunculales and Volvocales, although the scant sequence data suggest caution regarding this finding.
Although only scant details were provided and no consensus was reached, renewed dialogue on the viability of such a programme should be vigorously pursued before the demographic window closes, and especially in the light of the recent health system reform consultation exercise [ 35].
