In principle yes. If you have a fermionic system, which can undergo a BCS-BEC transition you will find the FC on the BCS side of the transition. In the first real experimental report on FC (Regal et al., Phys. Rev. Lett. 92, 040403 (2004)) the FC was defined as "condensation [...] in which the underlying Fermi statistics of the paired particles play an essential role". This means you have something like
Cooper pairs of fermions in the BCS regime, while you have bound molecules of fermions in the BEC regime.
