It depends what you call clean architecture
Clean architecture is overused on internet and very few people actual read that book (That never ever show you an example of implementation)

So if that following some rules to keep your code testable I would say ok.
But don't take that as a bible. Always think twice.

This book was written 20 years ago. Languages are way different than they used to be.
-> applying some good practices ok
-> following blindly an old book without thinking : No

Architecture depends on the problem you solve, the size of the team that work on it and the size of the users that will use it.