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The phrase "sought a consensus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts to reach an agreement or common understanding among a group of people. Example: "During the meeting, the team sought a consensus on the project's direction before moving forward."
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Officials cautioned that it was unclear how their draft would be received by the committee's other members, or whether it would be revised as they sought a consensus.
The main one, he said, is that his party, which won elections in 2011, has chosen to work in a coalition government with secular parties and sought a consensus in drafting a new constitution and a legal framework for elections.
In 1945, Republicans in California's 12th congressional district, frustrated by their inability to defeat Democratic Congressman Jerry Voorhis, sought a consensus candidate who would run a strong campaign against him.
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You rarely get these qualities when seeking a consensus.
When there are divergences, they seek a consensus.
"All sides should seek a consensus allowing a return to calm," an EU statement said.
Earlier, the prime minister was defended by his chancellor, George Osborne, for trying to seek a consensus.
Aznar had plunged his country into Iraq without seeking a consensus, unlike other Coalition leaders.
He would, he said, be seeking a consensus with other parties.
He seeks a consensus and is more open to hearing other opinions; or, perhaps, he is simply more malleable.
The House Democratic Caucus held meetings throughout the day to seek a consensus on its version of the legislation.
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