The phrase "a thousand other ways" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express the idea that there are many alternative methods or options available for doing something.
Example: "If this plan doesn't work, we can always find a thousand other ways to achieve our goal."
Alternatives: "countless other methods" or "many other options".
But art is also made in a thousand other ways.
There are a thousand other ways to promote healthier lifestyles for New Yorkers without considering something so silly!
And in a thousand other ways Americans realized racism isn't a Southern thing, it's everywhere, belongs to everyone.
(He wondered: "Do I have to say woman-to-woman defense or can I still say man-to-man?") She didn't know Mr. Adubato, son of a Cincinnati Reds scout, elected basketball over baseball, on the theory that even if your team is short and can't shoot, there are a thousand other ways to win.
Again, there are a thousand other ways to access that information, but News is a handy one-stop shop.
And you tell them a thousand other ways that men don't feel because they're men, dammit.
There were a million other ways they could have punished me for what I did".
If the aspirations of people of colour are tied to elevating dark skin to white standards, humans will remain divided in a million other ways.
(As she points out, with some prescience, "Reading is not the only recreation of the present age. Leisure is absorbed in a hundred other ways, unknown to us half a century ago").
"And in a million other ways we were constantly reminded that our relationship wasn't equal to a straight relationship, even though we were legally married," George told me.
"But then September 11th happened, and September 11th meant that national missile defense could not defend America, because the threat was going to come not from missiles but from a hundred other ways as well," he said.
