The phrase "a solid consensus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a strong agreement or shared opinion among a group of people.
Example: "After much discussion, the committee reached a solid consensus on the proposed changes to the policy."
Alternatives: "a strong agreement" or "a firm consensus."
The blackout built a solid consensus for mandatory technical standards to keep the electricity system from failing.
Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson Jr., she noted, has acknowledged that income disparities have increased, but, along with a "solid consensus" of experts, attributed that shift largely to "the rapid pace of technological change has been a major driver in the decades-long widening of the income gap in the United States". Others argued that public policies had played a role in the shift.
Secondly, there is a solid consensus, held by all the Palestinian factions and militias, that the armed resistance will continue inside the occupied territories as long as Israel retains control of six of the main West Bank Palestinian cities.The Hebron attack came two days after the first round of talks between Mr Arafat's Fatah movement and Hamas in Cairo.
The man once nicknamed "No drama Obama" sees leadership as the careful consideration of conflicting views, pulling together of the best strands to build a solid consensus.
One of the main motivations behind this paper was my growing perception that what appeared to be an adequate understanding of the causes for and solutions to the widespread non-acceptance of evolution was not in fact a solid consensus.
Our global partners have figured this out, building a solid consensus around these issues.
"That doesn't mean we shouldn't talk to North Korea," Kelly said, adding that if Moon planned to resurrect the "sunshine policy" of engagement with Pyongyang, "he's going to collide with the American government, where there is a pretty solid consensus right now that North Korea is a genuine global menace".
"There is a pretty solid consensus about … pent-up demand and skill," she said.
There is a fairly solid consensus that unstable, volatile prices depress growth by short-circuiting decisions to spend and invest.
Among scientists and health experts, there seems to be a pretty solid consensus: Humans would be better off if we ate less meat.
This is the story of who sparked that debate, of how the clash of ideas and bureaucracies within the Administration settled into a remarkably solid consensus and of the overriding stragetic implications of putting these American nuclear missites on European soil for the first time in two decades.
