The phrase "done seamlessly" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to indicate that an action was completed without any issue or difficulty. For example: "He handled the transition from one project to the next seamlessly."
You might find the sound effects distracting, but I thought they were really well done: seamlessly integrated, they added something extra to the narrative.
"This is how science will increasing be done — seamlessly integrating research, education and meaningful linkages with real-world decision makers," he said.
It was done seamlessly, without any authorial throat-clearing — "That reminded him of the time…" The single-day structure of the novel almost requires a lot of extensive flashbacks.
All the work of capturing the digital receipt is done seamlessly behind the scenes.
And is there a way that government and industry can work together so that those things are done seamlessly," he suggested.
One perennial challenge pianists face is making a percussive instrument sing, as Ms. Uchida does seamlessly.
Even when Ms. Gien switches parts, which she does seamlessly with a pivot and adjustments in posture and voice, the effect is that the new character's anger, delight or concern is Elizabeth's perception of it.
It basically contains the Atheros radio-on-chip, some Samsung flash, and a whole lot of suck because you can't take pictures of any quality and be sure they'll ever upload automatically over Wi-Fi, one of the things the Eye-Fi was supposed to do seamlessly.
And I think Robert's done it seamlessly.
"Do it in an empathetic manner so that when the actual physical transition happens people are aware and it's done as seamlessly as you can".
