The phrase "accepted consensus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a widely agreed-upon opinion or belief within a group or community.
Example: "The accepted consensus among scientists is that climate change is primarily driven by human activities."
Alternatives: "general agreement" or "widely held belief".
Politicians, with no generally accepted consensus to challenge them, can get away with plucking data out of context to bolster assertions that are based more on faith than on reality.
However, there is no generally accepted consensus about specific defect-energy relations [16, 30].
The promoters are usually considered housekeeping (σA-dependent) if their −35 and −10 promoter sequences match the generally accepted consensus of housekeeping promoters.
Despite this lack of student learning evidence, there is a widely accepted consensus model of effective professional development (Desimone 2009; Wilson 2013).
A number of studies (such as [1, 24, 25, 26]) accepted "consensus" as the majority of responses in their Delphi studies.
It is anticipated that summarizing the current status of the discussion will be of help to come to a widely accepted consensus.
23 24 The aim of this initiative was to develop accepted, consensus-based and patient-centred SOC for persons with OA, to obtain the best quality of care within the resources available, especially in the current context of economic crisis.
He goes on to note that the act does include "a few modest improvements," but calls the situation in which Congressional leaders and President Obama "refuse to accept consensus reforms" that would uphold Constitutional protections "shameful".
That's a pure help when you must accept consensus about your work.
However, we kept a critical cut-off level by requiring less than 5% scoring of ≤3 (disagree) before accepting consensus, thus guaranteeing that if more than two experts disagreed with a statement, it would not be accepted.
Agreement can only be accepted by consensus.
