The phrase "achieve consensus on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of coming to an agreement or shared understanding among a group of people on a particular issue or topic.
Example: "The committee worked tirelessly to achieve consensus on the new policy changes before the deadline."
Alternatives: "reach an agreement on" or "come to a consensus on".
So does the inability of contemporary Washington to achieve consensus on problems facing an anxious American electorate.
Failure to achieve consensus on so important a matter as a five-star chateau versus a no-star yurt should be taken as an indication of terminal incompatibility.
It is to the commission's credit that it also managed to achieve consensus on an even thornier issue: the negative consequences of religious selection in state schools.
Because research has become so superspecialized, individual scientists often focus on questions in their own area of work, making it difficult to achieve consensus on a broad area.
Here's how Rubio levelled the critique: "we can't always rely on the U.N. Security Council to achieve consensus on major threats to international peace and security".
As much as the diagnoses have introduced new audiences to Schumann's life and works, we will never achieve consensus on what he really had.
And right when Mr. Obama might actually achieve consensus on immigration reform, 56 percent disapproved of his handling of illegal immigration.
Taking the name from the Italian town where Saturday's meeting was held, the ministers adopted what they called the Lecce Framework, identifying areas where they hope to achieve consensus on improving regulation of the international finance system.
A1 U.N. Race Talks Deadlocked Although the conference on racism was to have ended yesterday, the delegates in South Africa vowed to keep negotiating to achieve consensus on a declaration of goals for racial harmony.
Around the table were not just peers but MPs such as Labour's Pat McFadden and the Conservative Mark Garnier, and Tyrie realised they were going to achieve consensus on a wide range of proposals.
(S/NF) Regarding the September UNSC Heads of State Summit, Maisonnave observed that it could be difficult, if not impossible, to achieve consensus on specific language regarding the DPRK and Iran, but "a strong generic message would help".
