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Discover LudwigThe phrase "ahead of consensus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone or something is in advance of the general agreement or prevailing opinion on a particular issue.
Example: "The scientist's findings were ahead of consensus, challenging the established theories in the field."
Alternatives: "in advance of agreement" or "prior to consensus".
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Our new forecasts are 3% and 6% ahead of consensus in 2015 and 2016.
Revenue and operating profits were up year on year and ahead of consensus estimates.
On 2015 estimated earnings per share we are 4.5% ahead of consensus.
This drives our 2014 pretax profit estimate which is 6% ahead of consensus.
Its operating earnings are 7% ahead of consensus, owing to a broad-based 'beat'beat
"Revenue was a little ahead of consensus, and the gross profit margins held".
With our earnings 5% ahead of consensus we believe Ashmore offers attractive risk/reward with size of opportunity still underappreciated.
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This was well ahead of analysts' consensus expectations of ebitda of about £115m.
The July figure was ahead of economists' consensus estimate of 53.
Second-quarter financial results, released last week, were encouraging, with net income a penny ahead of the consensus of analysts' estimates.
Their highest forecast for subscribers, at 115,000 in the final quarter, is well ahead of the consensus of about 75,000.
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