"scarce experience" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a situation or person who lacks experience in a particular area. For example, "The new employee had scarce experience using computer software, so the company was not expecting great things from them initially."
Jaffar's father Abubaker Deghayes, 46, told the Guardian his son's actions were "a young man's attempt, with scarce experience of life, to fight a tyrant [who is] massacring civilians under the watch of the whole world".
He described Jaffar's actions as "a young man's attempt, with scarce experience of life, to fight a tyrant [who is] massacring civilians under the watch of the whole world".
They say Mr. Clinton's "roll the dice" comment, made on the PBS television program "Charlie Rose," helped focus public and media attention on Mr. Obama's scarce experience relative to Mrs. Clinton's, a factor that her campaign saw as contributing to her victory in the New Hampshire primary.
Experience in trigeminal autonomic cephalalgias (TACs) is scarce; experience in 14 cluster headache and one Short-lasting Unilateral Neuralgiform Headache with Conjunctival Injection and Tearing (SUNCT) patients have been published [7-11].
Another strength of P3RL is that the method was developed for health-related research settings, where local personnel often has limited resources, scarce experience in data cleaning and almost never experience in record linkage procedures.
The secondary inclusion criterion was introduced to avoid including persons that had scarce experience with the services such as patients only recently admitted to care or patients who had discontinued treatment after very short time.
This is why VIP crowdfunding packages that offer unique and scarce experiences often sell out first, despite the much higher price points: Many of your supporters are looking to buy an experience that they get to talk about (i.e. a story of their own) and not just a product.
The diversity and complexity of a clinical practice, and hence the need for imaging that at first sight might not seem justified, may be hard to grasp for a radiologist with scarce clinical experience, working with a highly selected patient group.
On the other hand, concerns arise due to the not fully understood physical phenomena underlying their (passive) functioning and the scarce operating experience to characterize them, which can give rise to functional failures due to deviations from their modeled, expected behavior.
In the case of large equipment built to customer's design, in fact, it is hard to estimate the production cost owing to the wide variability of vessel's size and configuration and the often scarce previous experience with similar units.
New writing, even at Scotland's nervecentre for new writing, the Traverse, isn't as healthy as it might be, and next year will present major challenges: the Olympics are taking place simultaneously, syphoning away resources from the festival – resources that will be even more scarce if we experience a double-dip recession.
