"bustling street" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a street that is filled with people and activity. For example, "The market on Main Street was always bustling with street vendors and pedestrians."
Two then jumped out of the car and began firing bullets down a bustling street.
A bonus: the experience of exploring a new place through a bustling street food experience.
Meanwhile, the bustling street in Istanbul where Yeşilçam first began was turned into a shopping centre.
The hall's cantilevered floors seem to draw energy from the bustling street level below.
THE heat of summer hung down on our shoulders when we hugged on the bustling street corner.
Hiroshige delighted in finding new ways to render an exploding firework, whirlpools in a river, a bustling street.
Respondents said they had always felt he was referring to the bustling street in the Heights but did not know for sure.
Phnom Penh is full of bustling street-cafes and tourists in rickshaws visiting the glittering royal palace.
These are clusters of bustling street-side stalls, wooden tables stacked with cheap clothing, fruit and vegetables, and meat carcasses hanging in the heat.
He based his atmospheric work for Jean-Pierre Jeunet's "Delicatessen" (1990) on Marcel Carné's "Quai des Brumes" (1938) and drew on the American painter George Bellows for the bustling street-life in "Evita" (1996).
DC go-go pioneers Rare Essence stir the strung-out ache of Take Me Apart into bustling street-funk; Brooklyn experimentalist Serpentwithfeet runs wild with Kelela's avant instincts; and south London dancehall wunderkind Gaika twists Frontline into radical new shapes.
