"scarce attention" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that receives less attention than it should. For example: "This important issue is receiving scarce attention from the government."
Pumpkins still fill pies and flavor a few autumnal beers, but they get scarce attention as versatile, savory vegetables.
"A successful ad product has to capture that scarce attention and engage it in a way that's social and relevant".
Independent bookshops continue to close, while mobile games and on-screen entertainment are competing for readers' scarce attention like never before.
Medical costs continue to soar because we have placed far too much emphasis on expensive medical treatments rather than more effective, noninvasive and preventive measures like nutrition and diet, which receive scarce attention and far too little financing.
As with many children's series, sales of new Hardy Boys books are flagging, publishers and booksellers say, and some wonder how much longer the formulaic escapades can hold boys' scarce attention.
Many of us are desperately seeking a scrap of others' scarce attention.
In today's world, information is not scarce but attention is, and attention depends on credibility.
For example, when time is scarce and attention limited, very simple actions can change behaviours: an experiment in Peru, Bolivia and the Philippines showed that customers who received a reminder text message from their bank to encourage deposits saved significantly more than those who did not.
As fossil fuels become scarce, more attention should be paid to new energy sources or technically new energies.
Nonetheless, a possibly large underestimation of HEV spread in humans cannot be excluded because of asymptomatic cases, inadequate diagnostics, and scarce medical attention (21 ).
Although the progress to achieve universal access to RH services continues to be slow and the necessary resources for RH both domestic and international continue to be scarce, little attention has been directed toward understanding and analyzing the priority setting processes and criteria in RH service delivery.
