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Doesn't look like it to me. Is that not why they are moveable? Like loosen the orange bolt,slide them back and then the caliper looks like it should fit. The caliper has to move up a bit too which would make it able to move right a bit too.
I tried looking to see if its an intended feature but cant seem to find the exact bike/frame.
I cant seem to upload that picture here directly for some reason
boredom-
No, they're one piece
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The caliper mount holes and the wheel axle are connected at a fixed distance for easy adjustment. That is the whole point of these sliding dropouts.
Rear flat mount caliper mounts are (usually) always for 140mm rotors. with the extra option of a 160mm adapter (as @snottyotter hints at)
edit: or see @Phildas reply :)
PhilDAS
svenhöek
Miles away ain't it? Caliper isn't attached to the dropouts.