"bustling scene" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a busy and lively area or setting. It can be used in various contexts, such as describing a bustling city street, a bustling market, or a bustling party. Example: The bustling scene at the night market was filled with the sounds of vendors shouting, music playing, and the chatter of excited shoppers.
The stranger's arrival soon has residents abuzz during a bustling scene at a market.
Google's home page features Richard Scarry's characters, in a bustling scene right out of his "Busytown," to mark what would have been the children's author's 92nd birthday.
It's a bustling scene outside a small-town polling place in Middle America in the mid-1800s, with politicking, inebriation and children playing in the dirt street.
When you step through the huge wooden doors of this 1889 food hall early in the day, you enter a bustling scene filled with Amish and Mennonite vendors.
Every show will take place at the Public Theater, making it easier to dash from one production to another and turning the theater lobby into even more of a bustling scene than usual.
The painting, depicting a bustling scene on the banks of the Seine at Le Pecq, a small town northwest of Paris, was acquired through a private sale for an undisclosed amount.
In "Feste Romane," a 25-minute suite in four movements, Respighi depicts bustling scenes of ancient Rome — circus games, a pilgrim's march, distant sounds of wild beasts, you name it.
At 8 01 on Friday morning, London's major Apple stores in Regent Street and Covent Garden had bare pavement outside – a far cry from the bustling scenes greeting the company's last major device launches, the iPhones 6 and 6 Plus.
Local craftspeople had helped make wooden stalls for a bustling market scene, for instance.
A bustling opening scene observes the various actors of Rose's troupe gathering for a farewell banquet in their boardinghouse.
Denver has such a bustling lacrosse scene that Inside Lacrosse named it the No. 1 lacrosse town in the country.
