"As a workaround" is a valid and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is generally used to refer to a temporary solution to a problem that is not a permanent fix. For example, "As a workaround, we can try adjusting the settings on the computer to see if that resolves the issue."
As a workaround, Rautert played Peeping Tom, shooting his less-than-willing subjects from a distance.
As a workaround, he called a roller rink, The Rink, in Montvale, N.J., where the campers had gone before and was told he could arrive at noon.
As a workaround Jayson had trudged into the fields earlier that day, burying a particularly impressive specimen in camera-friendly location.
As a workaround, one must translate the text to English and then check for additional similarities.
As a workaround, the two have been trying new software called Cahoots, which lets them chat by voice or text whenever they're looking at the same web page.
As a workaround, they propose a heuristic solution equivalent to adding a very small amount of white noise to the channel's fading process.
As a workaround, the two have been trying new software called Cahoots, which lets them chat via voice or text whenever they're looking at the same Web page.
The AirTV Player itself is an interesting device, as it offers a workaround for the problem of gaining access to local channels – something that hinders some consumers from taking the plunge and cutting the cord with pay TV.
[Update: But the "Snap-tcha" solution doesn't seem very secure as another hacker built a workaround in under an hour.].
Once you've pinpointed some potential causes, figure out a workaround as a team; schedule a doctor's appointment if there's a physical barrier to sex, or give your spouse some totally kid-free "me time" if exhaustion is the problem.
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