Yes, if your husband's SSN is shown on your 1099 forms, he can enter them as shown in his return and choose the 'nominee' option to report his share of the income, and file Form 1096 to the IRS.
You will enter the interest and dividends 'as if' you received a Form 1099 for your portion only (whether your husband actually issues you one or not), so you don't need to indicate any adjustment on your return.
Click this link for more info on Nominee Adjustments.
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