"seamless fusion" is a correct phrase in written English and can be used in a variety of contexts.
For example, you could say "The seamless fusion of art and science makes this project so unique."
This could be seamless fusion culture at its smoothest.
They seek not so much a seamless fusion as the freedom to move around at will.
Tonight, this occasionally makes for occasional uneasy juxtaposition; a collision of values rather than a seamless fusion.
Susskind calls this seamless fusion of technology and the external environment our "digital lifeworld", from the German Lebenswelt.
Both he and Mr. Aduriz view the goal of haute cuisine as a seamless fusion of pleasure and art.
Mr. Sheng's greatest tribute to Bernstein is his increasingly seamless fusion of Eastern and Western music into an inimitable personal voice.
Paradoxically, the piece is more conventionally portable and object-oriented than the ephemeral, seamless fusions of natural settings and materials for which Mr. Goldsworthy, a maverick magician and a consummate popularizer of radical sculptural ideas, is best known.
A James Last concert would include anything from light classical and jazz favourites through to ballads, polkas, waltzes, a James Bond theme or pop numbers by anyone from the Beatles or Hawkwind to Marvin Gaye, all blended together into a seamless, jaunty fusion.
The results of our experiments demonstrate the importance of seamless, robust fusion for realistic simulation of water flow patterns using multiple high-resolution DEMs.
A protean score by Jeffrey Silverman and John Bergamo was the heartbeat of the piece, using what sounded like gongs, flutes and drums plus synthesizer to create the kind of seamless, vital fusion the company needs to find in terms of movement and text.
Our proposed video processing pipeline (Fig. 2) involves novel algorithms for: (1) rapid detection of the most relevant and highest-quality VIO images, (2) detection and removal of VIO imaging artifacts, (3) extraction and enhancement of retinal vessels, (4) registration of images with large non-translational displacement under possibly varying illumination, and (5) seamless image fusion.
