The phrase "accept the consensus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing agreement or acceptance of a general opinion or decision made by a group.
Example: "After much discussion, we decided to accept the consensus reached by the committee regarding the new policy."
Alternatives: "embrace the agreement" or "acknowledge the collective opinion."
Given liberals are predisposed to accept the consensus, this "liberal consensus gap" is a result of a lack of information and/or a surplus of misinformation.
The silence has been deafening, especially against the backdrop of Trump refusing to fully accept the consensus of the intelligence community that Moscow interfered in the 2016 election.
But health funds have so far been slow to accept the consensus, according Julien Vincent, the executive director of Market Forces.
It should be pointed out, however, that those who accept the consensus on climate change do not disagree with this principle, but they believe that the evidence is now clear enough that action ought to be taken.
Mason said that the troika of the European Central Bank, the European Union and the IMF has effectively punished the Greek people for electing a government that did not accept the consensus.
Climate scientists and knowledgeable journalists who accept the consensus position, need to be cleverer with how the facts are handled if the truth is to be made to stick in the public mind.
Some nudged the nominees to say whether they accepted the consensus that humans are a main driver of climate change.
Am I supposed to dislike them?" But as it stands, accepting the consensus view complicates his political instincts.
The good news is that Ridley has accepted the consensus amongst 97% of climate experts that humans are causing global warming and has moved on to examine the consequences.
It said the first 80% of the programme, which questioned the science of global warming, did not qualify because governments accepted the consensus position and would not be influenced.
