"consensual to" is a correct and usable phrase in written English, although it is not used as commonly as other phrases.
It is generally used to mean that something is carried out with the approval of all involved parties. For example, you could say, "The decision to go ahead with the project was consensual to all members of the team."
"She felt it just didn't look consensual to her," Mr. Browne said.
"Michael Gove's gone from being consensual to an ideological zealot," one senior figure says.
With encounters that crossed over from consensual to coercive, the stories of those involved gave a glimpse of the conflict between free-for-all hedonism and individual safety.
But most of the run-ins I heard of between teenage boys and older men were less aggressive than that and ranged in tone from consensual to creepy.
"We are moving from a consensual to a more confrontational period in global economic governance," said Thomas Kleine-Brockhoff, senior director of policy programs at the German Marshall Fund of the United States, which promotes trans-Atlantic cooperation.
You have the right to anything," he said, using the term "consensual" to refer to gays, adding, "All of those things are antithetical to a healthy, stable, traditional family".
For her, Game of Thrones uses female nudity and sex (both consensual and non-consensual) to draw in male viewers, with little regard for the ethical implications.
Cohesive animal groups often have to make consensual decisions to prevent the group from splitting apart and to preserve the advantages of social life, even though collective decision outcomes may sometimes be sub-optimal for certain group members [1].
A consensual method to quantify pneumothorax would be needed to properly compare the performance studies using CT scan as the gold standard.
There are safe ways to push people's boundaries and consensual ways to explore, grow, and learn.
After her departure, Sir Alan later criticised the more consensual approach to politics under John Major, Mrs Thatcher's successor, and to the single currency.
