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Is It Possible to Accept Shares of a Company Fitting the Fund Thesis as Part of an LP Commitment?

is it at all possible / reasonable to take part of LP commitment in form of shares of a company that fits the fund thesis?
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This is generally too complicated and not worth pursuing practically.

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