Yes and no. Earthquake are catastrophic events (i.e. they happed suddenly) that are very hard to predict despite 50 years of research. Using InSAR technique, you can observed gradual terrain deformations (subsidence or uplifting) before the Earthquake but you cannot predict precisely when the earthquake will happened by extrapolating the trends. This paper published in 2017 https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-017-12058-3 gives and excellent overview of the problematic, especially the figure 1.