The term 'scarce position' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever there is a limited supply of a particular resource, especially to say that because there is a limited supply of the resource, the available positions are highly coveted or difficult to obtain. For example: "The scarce positions at the company were highly sought after, and only the most qualified applicants were selected."
2. Third base continues to make its case for being a scarce position with catcher and shortstop.
For owners in deeper leagues, he could provide cheap speed at a scarce position if the Padres part ways with Bartlett before season's end.
2.4 Jose Reyes – The debate was between Reyes and Curtis Granderson, but ultimately I sided with Reyes because of his higher batting average, scarce position and speed, given that my first-round pick doesn't run.
This forms a normal matrix by supplementing zero in the element scarce position.
According to our data, mollusks-specific positions are scarce: position 62, which is also shared by the Annelide Capitella, and position −6, which is the only intron found in the region encoding the signal peptide.
More often than not, these drop-offs occur with scarce positions (catcher, shortstop, second base, third base) and scarce commodities (saves, stolen bases).
Pitching isn't the only area where this kind of balancing act is required – it applies when you target power vs. one-dimensional steals players, and players at scarce positions vs. outfielders/first basemen, and in any situation where the market isn't strictly in line with a player's performance value.
Completely GPS(Global Positioning System) free as well as GPS scarce positioning systems for wireless, mobile, ad-hoc networks has been proposed recently by many authors.
They are most interested in material advancement for themselves, they are distrustful of others' seemingly good intentions, and they view others primarily as competitors for scarce positions.
Growth in decent jobs has lagged far behind the non-stop bumper crops of college grads, and competition for scarce positions often comes down to family connections and cold hard cash.
Universities, he said, need to be practical about the value of their degrees at a time when well-paying jobs are scarce, a position taken by a growing number of institutions and one that underscores the latest philosophical divide over education.
