"sense of consensus" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the feeling or understanding that there is agreement among a group of people. Example: After a long and productive meeting, there was a sense of consensus among the team members that the proposed budget plan would be beneficial for the company in the long run.
A sense of consensus around change opens up a debate that many powerful players – from political parties to commercial rivals – will want to shape.
There was scant sense of consensus at a forum designed to foster it and an undercurrent of anxiety, uncertainty, and worry.
"We have a strongly developed sense of consensus through dialogue," says Cabrera. "Even if it takes years, we go sector by sector seeking agreement, it's just a natural part of Uruguayan political culture".
I am surprised that Dr. Richard D. Klausner, a former director of the National Cancer Institute, speaking of the review system for funding, describes "an incredible sense of consensus that it is not working".
If we've learned anything from Cambridge Analytica and the 2016 U.S. elections, it's that it is surprisingly easy to reverse-engineer public opinion, to influence outcomes and to create a world where data, targeting and bots lead to a false sense of consensus.
However, this is when we need to fight back the most, and to do that we need to create a sense of consensus and unity.
There is no clear sense of, or consensus on, what offensiveness means in the first place.
It also gives students a sense of the consensus of opinion among those who are by definition experts.
In the longer term the DNA of Chinese corporations a sense of mission, consensus, deference and opacity can cause difficulties.
He knew that he would never create the sense of a consensus for action if only one billionaire was behind it.
Even as analysts credited some of the ministers for their competence and for bringing badly needed expertise to Egypt's escalating economic crisis after a year of mismanagement, the composition of the cabinet exposed it to the same criticisms once heaped on Mr. Morsi: that he excluded his opponents from governing and, in the process, demolished any sense of political consensus.
