Yes and no. You can bypass the first step of the installation by supplying a wp-config.php
file with all the DB details (and hopefully you will not forget to change the secrets in it), but the second stage includes configuring the admin user, and this information needs to be stored in the DB therefor either the DB need to be “magically” set with this information or you will need to amend the install process to create it based on your configuration file.
tl;dr It is possible but unless you predict that you will need to automate the process for tens of sites (and you still need to create your configuration file per site) not sure it is worth the effort.
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