The phrase 'hectic with' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to describe something that is busy and active due to a lot of activity. Example sentence: The streets were hectic with hustling shoppers looking for last minute Christmas presents.
"It was hectic, with Greek TV on loud," she said.
The home page is hectic, with hundreds of stories competing for the reader's attention.
"These first couple of days are kind of hectic with the traveling part of it.
I cross to the city centre which is hectic with Saturday shoppers.
"It's hectic, with about 600 players trying to qualify for the U.S. Open," Tursunov said.
I walked around to the other side of the complex – to the high street, hectic with shopping activity and traffic.
I see those spokes, on my purple bike, as the spokes of every woman's life; a life that is ever-so-hectic with family, partners, jobs, hobbies, problems with health, troubled children, aging parents, blended families....and the list goes on.
As I sat outside sipping on a cup of tea to relax after a hectic day with the kid, I had a serious conversation with myself.
October's resident selectors Sidechains have celebrated the announcement with a huge mix delivered to THUMP today, creating hectic scenes with lashings of PC Music and trap blowouts.
The rhythm of my life is so hectic -- with three children's carpools to juggle, a job and a dog who looks heartbroken if he doesn't get a daily hike -- that the last thing I have time for is the slow repetition of puncturing fabric with thread, one stitch at a time.
They agreed that their abuser had found cover in a hectic household with an absent father.
