Sure. Just rebuild and test that they all work.
It’s pretty much the case that if you’re asking that question that there isn’t really an answer that can be provided that will make sense to you.
You want to install plugins when they solve a problem, not install everything and then try to fix them.
For some sites I auto install sets of plugins that are included with the cdck standard or business plans. For lots of people, even that isn’t always a good idea.
You almost certainly don’t want either of the plugins from me. They are useful for a very specific community with bizarre needs.