The phrase "a workaround that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a temporary solution or alternative method to address a problem or obstacle.
Example: "We need to find a workaround that allows us to meet the deadline despite the technical issues."
Alternatives: "an alternative that" or "a solution that".
Yes, although Pila has a workaround that apparently works for PalmOS 1.0 and 2.0.
In essence, Mr. Sadow has created a workaround that could make an expensive electric car-charging infrastructure unnecessary.
A.M.D. is offering Barcelona customers a workaround that allows them to use the chip until the errata are addressed in a new version of the product in January.
Vonage officials said the company had enough cash to pay the fees and still develop a "workaround" that skirts the patented technology in the event it loses its appeal.
Haugen is moved by the gratitude of the individuals he encounters in the field, but he says that the mission cannot itself become a workaround that allows governments to shirk their responsibilities.
The rail line CSX has announced a workaround that could cost hundreds of millions, involving a new yard beyond the tunnel filled with containers brought by truck; the port will load the trains with a single container to get through the tunnel, and the trains can be completed at the yard.
Last year, the Weather Service found a budgetary workaround that let it purchase a small amount of limited, low-resolution Tamdar data, but it's nowhere near enough to make a difference in the accuracy of its models.
Prior to AR+, Pokémon Go would use rough approximations of where objects were to try and place the pokémon in your environment, but it was mostly a clunky workaround that functioned mostly as a novelty feature.
The astronauts are working around the problem now with a receptacle that bypasses the separation system, but it is a complicated workaround that is time consuming and requires the astronauts to waste a great deal of water in the process.
Then they created Haystack, a censorship workaround that directed requests from computers in Iran through servers elsewhere in the world, hidden in a stream of innocent-looking traffic.
It has taken the unusual step of issuing a temporary workaround that closes the loophole.
