"scarce possibility" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to an unlikely or remote possibility. For example, "Given the economic downturn, there is a scarce possibility that salaries will rise this year."
Some unknown primary tumors are treatable, like lymphoma, extragonal germ cell neoplasms and ovarian cancer, but the majority of cases have a short fatal clinical course with very scarce possibilities of employing effective chemotherapy [12, 16, 18].
These drugs have been largely neglected as models for drug development because they are majorly used in countries with limited resources and as a consequence with scarce marketing possibilities.
Evidence supporting this possibility is scarce in the ICU setting [ 5, 6], although MRSA infection prevention has been demonstrated when RDT was used before clean surgery [ 7].
The simulated samples were prepared as two types to avoid the possibility of destroying scarce and precious relics during the protective process in our experiment.
In order to avoid the possibility of destroying scarce and precious relics during the protective process in our experiment, the raw materials of simulated samples were taken from the screening clay in the 0.150 mm sieve size of Qin Shi Huang Mausoleum and prepared as two types (Figure 3).
This possibility is supported by scarce physiological data [5] as direct measurement of pleural pressure is challenging.
Where psychiatric morbidity was diagnosed, we informed participants of treatment possibilities, which are unfortunately scarce for asylum seekers and refugees.
This would lead to the best use of the scarce resources available and offer us the possibility of breaking the cycle of transmission.
He said the service was a scarce resource owned by the government so the possibility of charging had to be explored fully.
Structural reliability analysis in the presence of scarce or uncertain data is performed in the framework of possibility theory.
