The phrase "has been consensus" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It may be used to convey that there has been agreement or general acceptance among a group or community about a particular topic or decision. Example: There has been consensus among the board members that the company should invest in new technology to improve efficiency.
For years now, including under the reign of the former managing director Mark Scott, there has been consensus about that broad direction.
"There has been consensus that to take an embryo with altered genes and put it in a woman to create a child is just beyond the pale in terms of what's morally acceptable," said Dr. Robert Klitzman, Academic Director for the Master of Science in Bioethics program at Columbia University's School of Professional Studies, during an NBC News interview with Kate Snow.
There has been consensus that the significance of privacy is almost always justified for the individual interests it protects: personal information, personal spaces, and personal choices, protection of freedom and autonomy in a liberal democratic society.
I appreciate that there has been consensus that the defense budget must be subjected to scrutiny and trimming in ways never seriously suggested before.
"There has been consensus among leading countries, including China, that you should not be taking edited embryos and implanting them in women to have children at this point because we just do not know the risks and the risks could be severe," Klitzman said.
The importance of gene duplication in supplying raw genetic material to biological evolution has been consensus among researchers.
Three other California quarterbacks have been consensus five-star players in the last 10 years, and two of them (Barkley and Rosen) are on NFL rosters.
Steinbrenner has been seeking consensus on the Torre issue, but so far the only consensus has been to wait and gather more information.
But there has been no consensus yet.
Yet, there has been no consensus among scientific community in this quest.
However, there has been no consensus in the literature on its definition, particularly in the context of experiments.
