Yes certainly; the term is "polyandry". Other responses are welcome, and it may be worth x-posting this to /r/AskAnthropology and/or /r/AskSocialScience; meanwhile here are some previous posts with examples

• Polygamy seems to be mostly about men having many wives. Has there ever been a society where women had many husbands?

• Are there any examples of polygamy in history where the woman marries multiple men?