Scarcely studied . Does it make sense ?
This is in the beginning of an abstract :

This research aims to analyze a non verbal discourse marker of modality which has been scarcely studied and which expresses obligation.
Thank you

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Scarcely studied . Does it make sense ?
This is in the beginning of an abstract :

This research aims  to  analyze  a non verbal discourse marker of modality which has been  scarcely studied and which expresses obligation.
Thank you

Answer

Yes, it makes sense. "Scarcely studied" means hardly or almost not studied.

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To make it clearer. This is the summary of a research about linguistics. I need to say a particular element of linguistics has not been studied enough and so I will talk about it.

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What are you talking about? Could you please elaborate this in a simple way so that I can understand what you are trying to say.

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