After a bit of further research I answered my own question: Not natively.
The LaserWriter relies on PostScript being exported from the host computer. The Lisa predates Apple's implimentation of PostScript by a couple years. In theory one could port PostScript to LOS but it seems to have QuickDraw as a prerequisite which again the Lisa does not have but Macs had for the most part in ROM. The Lisa as-is has a pretty high overhead. Fitting a graphics application, PostScript exporter and the QuickDraw emulation into the 1mb RAM simply is not feasable unless I'm going at this the wrong way.
The LaserWriter relies on PostScript being exported from the host computer. The Lisa predates Apple's implimentation of PostScript by a couple years. In theory one could port PostScript to LOS but it seems to have QuickDraw as a prerequisite which again the Lisa does not have but Macs had for the most part in ROM. The Lisa as-is has a pretty high overhead. Fitting a graphics application, PostScript exporter and the QuickDraw emulation into the 1mb RAM simply is not feasable unless I'm going at this the wrong way.