"workaround solution" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a creative solution to a problem that does not take the most direct or obvious route. For example, "We had to come up with a workaround solution for the production issue, and we managed to find one that worked."
You might also want to check the online technical support documentation for the software to see whether the manufacturer has acknowledged a problem and provided a patch or a workaround solution.
The problem also affected the company's Phenom processor, a desktop version of the chip, but A.M.D.'s workaround solution for that was issued before the product shipped, Mr. Taylor said.
Santos said Sunday that a workaround solution to restore power to Mocoa would take 10 days.
Workaround solutions will cost about £1ma month until the new system is up and running in 2015, Hammond said as he responded to an urgent question in the Commons.
Palm was doing this a decade ago (albeit with a proprietary format), yet we're still fumbling with Email exchanges and workaround solutions.
There is no HDMI output, so no audio output from the projector, but in all fairness that isn't such a big deal and there are many workaround solutions for that.
You'd either have to launch the password manager's iOS app and copy and paste the password, then return to the app or website in question, or you could use workaround solutions — like 1Password's use of the iOS Share Sheet to pull up your password with a series taps without having to directly launch its own app.
As lawmakers push secondary schools to add classes in occupational areas short on workers, many school districts are devising workaround solutions such as partnering with community colleges.
Using traditional subcloning strategies, this requires micromanagement of restriction enzymes sites that results in complex workaround solutions, if any at all.
If this turns out to be the case, check the program's online forums to see if this is a known issue, hopefully one with a workaround or solution.
IT specialists talked about "patches", to integrate new products into these myriad systems, and about "workarounds", improvised solutions when an activity or product cannot be properly processed.
