"limited consensus" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you need to describe a situation in which there is some agreement or understanding among a group of people, but not a complete agreement or uniform understanding. For example, "Following a lengthy discussion, the members of the board reached a limited consensus on the company's restructuring plan."
Given the limited consensus on risk factors for ASF in the literature, our model used limited number of criteria: as additional studies on the epidemiology of ASF in Africa are conducted, the criteria to describe ASF risk and in particular the perceived relative importance of these criteria, could be expected to change [ 20].
We've argued here before that Barack Obama appears to embrace the pluralist liberal ideal of bracketing deeper ethical and metaphysical views in order to conduct political discourse in the more limited consensus vocabulary of so-called "public reason".
Policy progress is not made by the government alone, but rather through limited consensus among interest groups.
There is limited consensus among experts on what constitutes a quality web site (Turow et al. 2003; Eysenbach et al. 2002).
But there is only limited consensus over which represents the best option, and banks choose the same or different modes when entering different countries.
Deeper explorations of the STeLLA design principles can contribute evidence-based knowledge about the features of effective PD and enrich the existing but limited consensus model of effective PD.
Unfortunately the content and timing of this support are poorly defined, reflecting limited clinical consensus and an absence of proven early years preventative interventions [ 6].
Despite this limited scientific consensus, it is clear that the overall functioning of ecosystems is closely intertwined with animal production for two main reasons.
Unlike the energy or the transport sectors, however, there is limited understanding or consensus over what 'optimal' land use might look like (from a science perspective), or how to bring it about (from a governance perspective).
The basic come-on package that brought Comcast in only includes HBO for HD movies, so the combination of family consensus, limited recording time, and having to pay for all the Dish movie channels in POTS (plain old television stations) resolution began to grate.
While creating an ontology (even for a rather limited domain) by consensus is a challenge by itself, the value of having multiple independent implementations of services using the ontology is enormous, as it clearly highlights components that have not been explicitly described, and are thus open to diverging and possibly conflicting interpretations.
