The phrase "a big consensus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong agreement among a group of people on a particular issue or topic.
Example: "After much discussion, there was a big consensus among the committee members to proceed with the proposed plan."
Alternatives: "a strong consensus" or "a significant consensus".
A bigger consensus only improves the AUC.
He said it would be possible for the issue to return before the next synod is elected in 2015 if there were "early talks held between the various parties and a real effort to build a bigger consensus".
It is interesting to note that most proposed networks were built by removing edges from the reference network rather than adding additional interactions, which led to a bigger consensus on the existence of edges that were already part of the reference network.
Syria's main opposition and their Turkish and Saudi backers will not like it, but a big power consensus is building that may enable Assad to survive.
The new CBS News/New York Times poll shows a big national consensus of optimism about the impending presidency of Barack Obama.
If we did that, we'd build a much bigger consensus and take a lot of wind out of the sails of Ward Connerly".
If we did that, we'd build a much bigger consensus and take a lot of wind out of the sails of Ward Connerly". Such a consensus might show us, finally, how to put the accomplishments of a student like Frances Harris into the right perspective.
It played a central and largely unhelpful role at the climate-change talks in Copenhagen; it looks as if it will wreck a big-power consensus over Iran's nuclear programme; it has picked fights in territorial disputes with India, Japan and Vietnam.
Even then, not everyone will agree, but there probably will be a big-picture consensus.
I'm a big proponent of consensus, but not to the point where we stall things out completely.
