The phrase "a workaround for that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an alternative solution or method to bypass a problem or limitation.
Example: "If the software is not functioning as expected, we can implement a workaround for that until the issue is resolved."
Alternatives: "a solution for that" or "an alternative for that".
But, there is a workaround for that.
* I wrote about a workaround for that Verizon app: I use the iPhone's typing-shortcut feature.
However the same research group at Cambridge found a workaround for that, involving magnets.
It adds that countries where Internet access (or use of Facebook specifically) is blocked or censored can also be a motivation for people to use Tor as a workaround for that block (i.e. rather than as a specifically pro-privacy service).
It adds that countries where Internet access (or use of Facebook specifically) is blocked or censored can also be a motivation for people to use Tor as a workaround for that block (i.e. rather than as a specifically pro-privacy service).
But third party services can sometimes require a Facebook login (a workaround for that would be to create a dummy Facebook account purely for login purposes — using a name and email you don't use for anything else, and not linking it to your usual mobile phone number or adding anyone you actually know IRL) Tell me more: Deleting Facebook clearly isn't for everyone.
Apple has published a support note on its website detailing a workaround for customers that are affected by the decision.
Until there is a fix in place, we have identified a workaround for customers that are using the F9K1102 and F9K1105 routers to regain internet connectivity.
The biggest challenge of switching processor types is typically making sure that all the same software users want remains available, so front-loading that challenge by combining the app platforms while macOS is still on Intel is a good workaround for that.
Earlier this month, RIM Co-Chief Executive James L. Balsillie James L. Balsillie said the company had developed a workaround for the service that would not violate any contested patents.
RIM Co-CEO Jim Balsillie Jim Balsillie says the company has developed a workaround for the service that would not violate any contested patents.
