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Oh sure, if you've got something that will pass through the onboard video, you should be good, though you would still be limited to your onboard GPU capability.
I've been real happy with my enclosure and RX580 8GB (it was cheap as a "used, not used" takeoff). Keep in mind that if you decide to go with an external enclosure over USB-C, the GPU you use is going to operate at about 80% of what it would do installed directly in a desktop case. It's still head and shoulders above the onboard performance.