Up to a point. Even with gussets and larger fillets, concentrated ejection force near the arm can still cause pre-fracture or warping. Ideally, place ejectors on the opposite face, on a thicker wall, so the part pushes off more uniformly.

In that case, use multiple ejectors distributed broadly, not concentrated near the arms. Also, consider sleeve or blade ejectors if you need precision near tight spaces. That way, you spread force over a wider area. As long as there’s enough draft and draw-polished pin faces, blade ejectors do fine with GF30. Just avoid sharp corners, these love to crack in filled nylons.