The part of the sentence 'consensus considers' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to introduce a statement that is shared by a group of people. For example: "Consensus considers it necessary to wear a mask in enclosed public spaces."
While a strong international scientific consensus considers current engineered crops safe to eat, consumer confidence would increase if Congress required the Food and Drug Administration to review the safety of engineered crops before they were marketed, as Senator Richard J. Durbin once proposed.
The venue for Il ritorno's première was at one time thought to be the Teatro Cassiano, but scholarly consensus considers it most likely that both the 1639 40 and 1640 41 performances were at the Teatro SS Giovanni e Paolo.
For all other ANN patients with ER-positive tumors, the St Gallen consensus considers both endocrine therapy alone and the combination of chemotherapy and endocrine therapy treatment options.
Although international consensus considers these syndromes to be phenotypic expressions of impairments affecting the development of the central nervous system (CNS), numerous questions concerning their etiopathology are still unanswered.
Freedman et al. proposed a research definition of D&A to include interactions and facility conditions that local consensus considers D&A or that women experience as D&A [ 51].
The first Copenhagen Consensus considered only the predominant idea of cutting carbon emissions through a cap or tax.
Those focusing on building a consensus consider the spill a rarity that can be avoided in future, and stress using more American oil, rather than importing it from unfriendly climes.
Virtually everyone agreed that the Federal Reserve had failed to learn the right lessons an impressive consensus considering that many disagreed about what those lessons are (a subsequent post will have more on the subject).
And if you want to know what the consequences can be of standing out against this consensus, consider what has happened to Stevie Deans, the union branch secretary who resigned from Ineos this week, having been targeted by management as the "enemy within".
However, there is no consensus considering the results.
Positive responses rated 5-7 on a seven-point scale were taken as agreement and consensus considered strong where there was agreement by at least 75%% of respondents.
