yes....
but it is somewhat indirect.
If you test the coil and one of the coils appears to be bad, you then have to determine if the coil is bad or is the module bad. You swap the module wires around on the coil pack and if a different coil then shows up bad, then you know it is the module that is bad and not the coil. Of course if none of the coils fire, that is almost a sure sign that the module bit the dirt.