Yes, that's fine if you're using a 5v-capable pin.
Have a look here. You can use any pin that doesn't have 3.3v written by it. As it happens, all of the USARTs are 5v capable so you're fine - but it's worth checking that page every time you connect a 5v signal.
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Yes, that's fine if you're using a 5v-capable pin.
Have a look here. You can use any pin that doesn't have
3.3v
written by it. As it happens, all of the USARTs are 5v capable so you're fine - but it's worth checking that page every time you connect a 5v signal.