Yes. Because a GoPro uses a fixed lens, the distortion correction can be made repeatable for all images shot with the same camera mode and field-of-view setting.

A practical approach is to use lens-correction software that supports barrel-distortion profiles, then create a profile once and reuse it. Software such as PTLens was suggested, but many similar tools can do this.

To build the profile, photograph a known flat subject such as a test chart or brick wall and adjust the correction until straight lines render correctly. Once you have that correction, save it and apply the same settings to all matching images, or sync those settings across a batch.

The key point is consistency: if focal length and camera settings do not change, the distortion correction should also remain constant. For measurement work, make sure every image is captured with the same GoPro model, shooting mode, and lens/FOV setting, since changing those can change the distortion pattern.