"is scarcely found" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to express something that is not easily discovered or located, such as an old and rare book or a certain type of animal. For example, "The Tsoopi butterfly is scarcely found outside of certain regions in the Himalayas."
Even after decades, few people officially own the land or homes they occupy; the notion of holding title to property is scarcely found outside of rigged schemes serving a handful of elites.
Municipalities might want to consider providing fresh fruits and vegetables to their citizens, especially in neighborhoods where healthy food is scarcely found.
The variety has been called the "Adam and Eve" of coffee, originated in Ethiopia about the year1000 B.C. but now, Coffea Arabica is scarcely found in its native region due to changes in variety and crops.
However, rs150529876 is scarcely found in East Asian populations referred to in the 1000 Genome allele frequencies data, which confirms that it is a very rarely detected variant in human population.
Researches focusing on the effect of rainfall on earthquake induced landslides are scarcely found in literatures.
In these areas significant nuclear atypia and pleomorphism with multinucleation and nuclear invaginations were seen, however mitoses were scarcely found and atypical mitotic figures or necrosis was not observed.
Surprisingly, reports on the surface bio-functionalisation of QDs with chitosan and its derivatives are scarcely found in the literature [5, 17 20], and only recently has the direct synthesis of CdS QDs using chitosan and chemically modified chitosans in aqueous colloidal dispersion been published by our group [17 19].
Abrams made sure to dedicate staff to engaging in communities where Democratic leaders are scarcely found.
We therefore hypothesize that dead cells are scarcely found in tissues under steady state conditions, and death might occur during manipulation.
Despite the large structural and functional diversity of the mammalian antibody repertoire, conventional antibodies (i.e. heterotetramers of two light chains and two heavy chains) acting as competitive enzyme inhibitors are scarcely found in bibliography.
Vein invasion was scarcely found (about 18% of cases).
