"scarce budget" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to a budget that is limited or insufficient. For example: The project was unable to be completed due to a scarce budget.
"This means that prisons must now compete by everybody else's rules for scarce budget resources," Professor Zimring said.
Being more strategic doesn't mean making decisions that affect the whole organization or allocating scarce budget dollars.
Finding optimal operating conditions fast with a scarce budget of experimental runs is a key problem to speed up the development and scaling up of innovative bioprocesses.
At a time of terrorism anxiety and scarce budget resources, Congress is increasingly in the grip of a bad case of warped priorities.
They are increasingly in competition for scarce budget allocation so it is vital for them to provide tangible evidence that their campaigns are effective.
To convince them of your competence and intentions, clearly articulate how your company will help free warfighters to fight, leverage scarce budget dollars, and enhance family life.
These findings suggest several things for allocating scarce travel budgets.
A Roving Museum offers a scarce time-budget audience access to interpretive narratives via a portable infrastructure, a mobile telephony application and a social media driven platform.
This wastes scarce aid budgets and fosters the sort of inefficient and corrupt systems against which you rightly argue.CLARE SHORTSecretary of State, Department for International DevelopmentLondonSIR Poor countries with poor policies make poor use of donor aid.
The city's efforts to combat obesity, how and where it is spending money to fight it are instructive at a time when federal dollars are becoming more scarce and budgets are pinched.
The U.S. government on Wednesday announced a two-year project aimed at making it easier for NATO and member countries to share costs and buy weapons as a group as they struggle to stretch scarce defense budgets.
