Not entirely, but it can help.
Your circadian rhythm is most sensitive to blue enriched light, the kind you get naturally from daylight in the morning.
Artificial light, even bright white LED, is far less powerful by comparison.
That said, using a bright light first thing, especially during dark months, can help your body stay in rhythm.
Open your curtains as soon as you wake, step outside for a few minutes if you can, or use a high quality light source close to your face.
Think of it as a supplement, not a full substitute.
Nothing beats the real thing, but every bit helps.