IIRC the answer is somewhere between “it depends” and “no”.
Some FSA cranks are like the new SRAM ones, there’s a 0.1mm or something difference between them, so the reality is they might work, or they might be a creaky mess.
Also Shimano BB’s use angular contact bearings and pre-load, pretty much everyone else (apart from SRAM who do something different again) including FSA use some variation on washers, springs and elastomers to stop the axle floating around without actually pre-loading the BB and use standard cartridge bearings..
So yes you can use a HT2 BB, but it might creak and it might not last as long as it does in a Shimano setup.
And having said all that, my FSA BB on the road bike has lasted donkeys years (although it rarely gets wet), so I’d happily pay the extra for the correct BB.