Kind of. Unfortunately, humans are pretty bad at monitoring things that don’t change much and/or go wrong very infrequently. We are hardwired for motion, interest and relevance. You can try this by looking for an extended period at something static, without moving your eyes: eventually it starts to lose meaning and even start to morph and/or trigger strange visual sensations.
Having a PFD with a FD doesn’t really help either, compared with a steam instrument setup. Mode confusion/awareness is a big issue too; IMO, the current generation of EFIS is far from optimal in presentation and if there are multiple problems, warnings can overload your ability to process them.