"seemingly busy" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe an activity or situation which appears to be busy on the surface, but may not be as busy as it appears. For example: "The store was seemingly busy, but there were actually very few customers."
This question struck me as I watched doctors and trainers scurry around on the sidelines in the first two weeks of the N.F.L. season, seemingly busier than ever in checking injured players.
At imeem, he seemingly kept busy with 'scaling, new feature data-model designs and micro-payments' according to his LinkedIn profile.
Although Italo stops in some seemingly less busy stations such as Rome's Tiburtina and Milan's Porta Garibaldi, the stations are not in the center of either city, making an impatient traveler like myself even more so.
You would think the government would be doing something about it, but Theresa May is seemingly too busy enough emitting her own gas over Brexit to take concrete action in other spheres such as this.
Although a seemingly minor issue, busy providers may find it challenging to set aside time during busy clinic days to develop such materials.
Oh well,it was good to kill off a character, there's been a distinct lack of threat recently with hundreds of people holed up in a school being completely ignored by the aliens who are seemingly far to busy with their harnessed children scrap-collecting agency.
A boredom that is seemingly active and busy on the surface, but on the bottom of which is a frustrating routine that eats up all joy.
Facsimile pages from Haydn's journal, with dictated entries about his activities on a given day, show how incredibly busy the seemingly relaxed master was.
At first I was busy navigating a seemingly unending number of legal and financial issues, foreign territory to me.
The restaurant's recessed entrance leads to a haven indeed, a tranquil space seemingly far removed from the busy traffic of Bedford Road.
