Certainly! But, for example, 4-A is a Wrist Motion. Why add "Grip Motion?" Does this suggest how 4-A should be practiced?
There are three defined Left Wrist Actions for normal use. Single, Standard and Double. Left Wrist Action is in Zone 3.
Single:
Perpendicular Only
(Clubhead) Wristcock.
Wrist Motion Only.
Standard:
Perpendicular and Rotational
(Clubhead & Clubface) "Wristcock" plus "Turn and Roll".
Wrist Motion and Hand Motion.
Double:
Perpendicular, Rotational and Horizontal
(Clubhead, Clubface & Clubshaft) "Wristcock" plus "Turn and Roll" plus "Bend and Arch".
Wrist Motion and Hand Motion and Grip Motion.
One can choose Zone 3 to control one, two or all three. Clubface, Clubhead, Clubshaft.
Example:
Standard Wrist Action "Zero's" out (by using a Flat Left Wrist) Horizontal Motion (Clubshaft Control) by giving Clubshaft control to Zone 2 Left Arm Flying Wedge.
Hitters assign Clubhead Control to Zone 2. Swingers assign Clubhead Control to Zone 3.
These options are for creating a 2 dimensional Clubhead orbit follow a three dimensional path and make the Clubface Vertical for Impact. Only then, can Hinging control the Clubface Motion through the Impact Interval.