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While I wouldn't say it's impossible, it would definitely be quite a challenge. Amusingly though, this would be slightly easier to achieve in XIII-2, due to the different framework in place there.. but that game has its own problems, heh.
Alternatively, you could hypothetically just split the party into two trios and have the game hypenate the two paradigms(eg Relentless Assault-Tri Disaster, for Rav-Rav-Com-Rav-Rav-Rav). With all the effects that could be thrown around, especially with magic-focused parties, that could also cause framerate problems.
Then again, I don't have the technical knowledge to go in depth with any of this, so meh