Assuming you're just referring to repos: not really IMO.
As soon as you split 1 repo into 2 repos you need to start building tooling to support your 2 repos. If your infrastructure is sufficiently robust with 2 repos then you might as well have 3 or 4 or 10. If it's built to _only_ support 2 repos (or 3 or 4) then it's brittle out of the gate.
The value of a monorepo is that you completely eliminate certain classes of problems and take on other classes of problems. Classic trade off. Folks that prefer monorepos take the position that multirepo problems are much harder than monorepo problems most of the time.
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