"maintaining consensus" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe the act of keeping agreement or unity among a group or individuals. Example: The team worked together to maintain consensus on the project, ensuring that all members were in agreement on the final decisions.
"All Bush can do at this point is to maintain consensus on blocking the sale of war matériel to Iraq," Graham E. Fuller, a former vice chairman of the National Intelligence Council at the Central Intelligence Agency, said recently.
He tapped a team of 10 Democrats — five liberals and five centrists — to broker a deal, while he bartered, one-on-one, with specific holdouts, and also tried to maintain consensus among the full 60-member caucus.
We show how the maintained consensus about the quantitative estimate of a central scientific concept in the anthropogenic climate-change field – namely, climate sensitivity – operates as an 'anchoring device' in 'science for policy'.
show under which conditions HD-PoS would maintain consensus, consensus may be possible if the weight vectors are similar enough.
One of the crucial features of blockchain technology is how many nodes in a distributed blockchain network maintain consensus and the Bitcoin blockchain network adopts a hash-based Proof-of-Work (PoW) distributed consensus algorithm (Nakamoto 2008).
She has to carefully balance her hard line which appeals to her domestic constituency and the need to maintain consensus among her EU partners as the French, Italian and even the European Central Bank lean toward greater flexibility.
Principal investigators had monthly teleconferences throughout the project to maintain consensus; study coordinators had teleconferences every two months.
Several decades of casting doubt on the consensus has contributed to maintaining the consensus gap.
"We are interested in maintaining that consensus when we come out of that meeting".
In regard to his handling of the Kosovo conflict in 1999, observers lauded Solana for maintaining a consensus among the 19 members of the alliance's North Atlantic Council, who were often at loggerheads over how to conduct the bombing campaign.
