The expression "suggest a workaround" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in any situation when you are asking someone to think of a solution to a problem. For example, "Can you suggest a workaround for this issue? We need to find a way around it soon."
Mandel and Barnes, building off work by Goldman Sachs, suggest an ingenious workaround: they use inflation expectations inferred from US TIPS, then adjust by the forward exchange rate.
Google suggested a technical workaround to secure web servers, but added on its blog that it hopes to eventually remove support for SSL 3.0 from all client software.
He then suggested a better workaround, we could simply go to another Applebee's, conveniently located just a ten-minute walk away on the same street.
And for that, the researchers suggest, the aphid has a workaround.
For example, some authors suggest that workarounds lead to potential errors [ 34], while others propose that these behaviours are the error [ 52, 83].
Alibaba's recent public comments seem to hint at a workaround.
"They do not apply to decision-making where humans play some role, however minimal that role is," she warns, which suggests another workaround for companies to exploit children's data.
Evidence offered by some studies suggests that workaround behaviours are influenced by relational factors.
However, evidence from the reviewed studies suggests that workaround behaviours reflect nurses' attempts to deliver patient centred care when workflow processes make that difficult [ 48, 49] and that they are more likely to bend the rules if distressed and when morale is low [ 43].
For example, we defined the practice of not checking the identification (ID) band as a workaround when a suggested barrier to accomplishing the goal of administering the medication is the time taken to check the ID band [ 46].
