"seamlessly connected" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe two things that have been linked together without any disruption or difficulty. For example, "The two sides of the argument are seamlessly connected, illustrating how the two positions can work together."
In the AIDE project in fact also portable devices have been included into the concept of information management, a personal mobile phone can be seamlessly connected and managed by the central intelligence of the system keeping the connectivity always on, as demanded by today drivers, but enabling the full hands free control of the smart phone functions including SMS and MP3 player management.
All of this is done because my GamePad is seamlessly connected to my TV experience.
In doing so, Microsoft aims to keep people seamlessly connected at work or at home.
In today's seamlessly connected world, there is no "out" and no "in" anymore.
Is it just that a majority of people welcome our seamlessly connected future?
Ashton forecast a futuristic world of seamlessly connected devices that would save us both time and money.
The service, which allows Android, PC and Mac users to securely and seamlessly connect their phones, tablets, and computers in order to share their wireless data connections with others, has been downloaded more than 250,000 times.
When you're not operating on your home network, the software seamlessly connects to your shared folders and files from within the application.
Page B1 SUIT FILED AGAINST FORD The popular Ford Sync system, which lets drivers seamlessly connect their car and mobile phone, has helped bring huge profits to the automaker.
The Regional Plan Association, a public-interest planning group, has proposals for a beautiful series of new stations in the financial district that seamlessly connect ferries, subways and train lines.
Hadid said: "The design is both light and cohesive, seamlessly connecting the stadium's different elements to create a silhouette that integrates with the city".
