The phrase "resources scarcity" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to the shortage of resources in general. For example: "Global resources scarcity is a growing concern as populations increase and consumption grows."
Amani says that mental health services are more likely than other parts of the NHS to look for new ways of doing things, partly because they have fewer resources: "Scarcity is the driver of innovation".
Today it's a very different world, with many progressive companies seeing environmental sustainability as a way to enhance productivity and competitiveness; seeing environmental degradation and resources scarcity as a quantifiable business risk; and beginning to go beyond CSR concerns to recognise that investing in nature's goods and services can bring positive returns.
In addition to focusing on a single objective, the RAP may seek to simultaneously optimize several expected but conflicting goals under conditions of resources scarcity.
In a context of increased land and natural resources scarcity, the possibilities for local authorities and stakeholders of anticipating evolutions or testing the impact of envisaged developments through scenario simulation are new challenges.
On one hand, the constraints of wireless devices in terms of resources scarcity, and on the other hand the mobility of group members increase the complexity of designing a group key management scheme.
How to sustain rapid economic and urban growth with minimised detriment to environment is a key challenge for sustainable development and climate change mitigation in developing countries, which face constraints of technical and financial resources scarcity as well as dearth of infrastructure governance capacity.
