Of course. You add the produced clip to your media room, Put it in the timeline, and edit the clip.

The other way (and best way) is to re-edit the clip /project in the time line. Simply open the project (provided that you have saved the production as a project) and add editing as required. If you have not saved the production as a project, you may have to start the production all over again. Saving a project is always better.

Note that after a production, the produced clip is automatically added to the media room unless you have unticked the box in the preferences produce tab.....

It's possible? Yes.
It's a best practice? No.

Always work with the original files, every ulterior re-encoding will degrade the quality.

PS: Note that simple cut/paste projects, done with SVRT, are excepted from this rule, because there is no re-encoding done.

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