The phrase "already found ways to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing methods or solutions that have been discovered or developed prior to the current moment.
Example: "The researchers have already found ways to improve the efficiency of solar panels."
Alternatives: "have discovered methods to" or "have identified solutions to".
Many had already found ways to order their thoughts.
For that last problem, the Fat Economy has already found ways to innovate and profit.
By now, maybe he and Mr. Lepage have already found ways to bring out each other's best.
While the Bloomberg administration is poised to rewrite the 77-year-old cabaret laws, nightclubs have already found ways to duck them and keep the dancing.
New rules abolishing the payment of commission on pensions and investments have not yet come into force, but financial advisers and product providers have already found ways to get around the ban, according to the Financial Services Authority FSAA).
But when computer designers, who have already found ways to replace actors and orchestras, figure out how to build a playwright, the Builders Association just could become the greatest theater maker in the world.
The messaging apps share some simple goals: they want to attract more users, retain the loyalty of the ones they have already, and find ways to make money that don't conflict with the first two aims.
In fact, legislators in New York are already trying to find ways to have some say in the decision-making process, even, apparently after the fact.
Your partner may not be looking for help with a solution -- they probably have already tried to find ways to solve the problem, and might feel even more frustrated in hearing advice, no matter how good your intention.
Mr. Panetta must deliver the $400 billion in further savings (over the next 12 years) that President Obama has already called for and find ways to cut even further.
