Yes. The non-deductible contribution is actually being made to a Traditional IRA. So as long as you do not exceed your contribution limits you can make the contribution to the Traditional IRA and then convert it to the Roth IRA.
There is an annual limit for contributions to IRA accounts, but there is not a limit to converting a Traditional IRA to a Roth IRA.
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