The phrase "a way to undo" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or options for reversing an action or decision.
Example: "The software provides a way to undo any mistakes made during the editing process."
Alternatives: "a method to reverse" or "an option to cancel".
On Monday, he pleaded with lawmakers to find a way to undo the looming military cuts.
We will find a way to undo intergenerational racial disparities when we find the will.
He does not see a way to undo the existence of nuclear weapons, but he does believe there might be a way to better manage them.
Now here he was in the hospital saying, "If we could just find a way to undo the lock, Kevin, you could get me out of here".
But before Catterton goes forward, the company will have to find a way to undo what appears to be the Halston curse.
Moves back toward analog methods and tools seek, in a way, to undo many of the most heralded productivity advances of the digital era, which have morphed into vast time sucks.
A little exercise every day can go a long way to undo the harms of excessive sitting.
For standard iPad apps like Mail and Notes, there is a quick way to undo your last action — but it is not particularly obvious.
Can we still wish and will For poverty's death and a newer way To undo war, and find peace in the labyrinth Of the Middle East, and prosperity In Africa as the true way To end the feared tide of immigration?
Niel Lawrence, a senior lawyer with the Natural Resources Defense Fund who is based in Olympia, Wash., said of the White House decision, "This is a stealthy way to undo the rules without really owning up to what they're doing, while spinning it as fundamentally pro-environmental".
Like in iOS 6, iOS 7 gives you a simple way to undo it in the default Mail app.
