The phrase "go seamlessly" is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
It means to happen or progress without any interruptions or difficulties. Example sentence: The transition between the two scenes in the movie went seamlessly, and the audience didn't even notice the change.
I have watched veteran members of our intelligence establishment go seamlessly into these private defense contracting companies".
Ethics submissions never go seamlessly.
"A lot of our usage was driven by people using iMessage before, and they would like to continue to go seamlessly between what they are doing at their desk and what they do on mobile".
The new technology also made possible what Lubezki calls "elastic shots," which go seamlessly from an exterior wide view to a subjective point of view from inside a space helmet.
The modern and old worlds go seamlessly side by side in the beating heart of Rome, making one feel as if they have been transported to a magical place, neither past nor present.
They went seamlessly into Wall Street.
We all have fairly controlling personalities about the craftsmanship and very few things went seamlessly, especially with the way we recorded it – doing everything in live takes".
Her doctors said that the transfer from Memorial Hermann-Texas Medical Center to a nearby rehabilitation hospital went seamlessly and that the congresswoman had begun working with therapists.
D. M. K.: Ettore's idea about going seamlessly from inside to outside is powerful, because the transition is blurred -- there are no steps.
He sold on the global market surplus Iranian oil that had flowed to Israel down a secret pipeline, and kept the arrangement going seamlessly despite the Iranian revolution of 1979, another embargo, and the American hostage crisis.
Williams, now a lecturer in journalism at the University of Central Lancashire, writes: "I summarily dismissed a reporter who was caught trying to cover his mistakes by offering a financial bribe to the staff in the newspaper computer room to falsify his copy... Shortly afterwards he went seamlessly on to a senior job at our sister paper, the News of the World, where his 'scoops' were celebrated.
