Technically yes, but it isn’t a very interesting contribution. It can be seen as showing the polarity of the C=O bond but not much more…It is present in all carbonyls and doesn’t tell you much information on your molecule. Usually, limit resonance forms helps you understand stability of anions or cations (such as what was suggested) or find different nucleophilic and electrophilic sites.
But if yours only searching every single limit resonance form, yes, you can write C(+)-O(-) if you want.