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Yes, nothing prevents you from doing so, and it is quite common.
Flying VFR does not require you to actually navigate by means of visual reference, it just requires you to remain VMC in accordance with the airspace class you are in.
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The AIM specifies how flight plans should be filled out, block 8 contains the route of flight:
Block 8. Define the route of flight by using NAVAID identifier codes and airways
It is possible to do this if you can fly at or above FL390, since you need to get through class A airspace to get to FL390 you can not get to FL390 on a VFR flight plan ...
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