The phrase "actual consensus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a genuine agreement or shared opinion among a group of people.
Example: "After much discussion, we finally reached an actual consensus on the project's direction."
Alternatives: "true agreement" or "genuine consensus".
"There is a gaping chasm between the actual consensus and the public perception," Mr. Cook said.
"There is a gaping chasm between the actual consensus and the public perception," Cook said in a statement.
Given the actual consensus among the party leaders, it was amazing to see how many differences they managed to manufacture.
While those questioning the process are ill-informed and playing into the hands of climate sceptics, it is also true that we are still far from reaching an actual consensus on the way ahead.
Reasonable consensus does not imply actual consensus.
Actual consensus is unrealistic in a complex society in which everyone performs actions with marginal but additive effects on many people's lives.
Phase two was to determine the Factor Actual Weight Consensus (FAWCai) of those identified OPOD sub-features through pre and final weight-value analysis stages.
Your report on the disassembling of the Shippingport Atomic Power Station in Pennsylvania (Science Times, Nov. 25) fails to reflect the actual broad consensus on both the hazards and relative costs of power-plant decommissioning.
Yet somehow, it's clear, Beltway groupthink has arrived at the opposite conclusion — so much so that the actual economic consensus on this issue wasn't even represented on the Newshour.
What was also interesting is that the effect didn't seem to backfire that is, presenting people with the actual scientific consensus didn't make people any more likely to reject climate change as a result.
In spite of all the similarities in genomic frequencies and evolutionary dynamics between H. influenzae and N. gonorrhoeae DUESs, their actual sequence consensuses are different both in shape and composition.
