Yes, BUT

Ensure you don't have a 301 redirect chain like: olddomain.com/test => www.olddomain.com/test => intermediatedomain.com/test => www.newdomain.com

Once I had a 301 redirect chain only for some pages, and guess what? Those pages had "difficulties" to get updated in Google.

Also, Matt Cutts from Google said you should not have redirect chains.

The best example of a switch from HTTP to HTTPS, that's facebook. Look at facebook search results in Google. they are all HTTPS.

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