No, it would be easier to use one of these. This particular style slides onto the nm after it has been installed through a 1/2" ko and snaps into the hole from the inside of the panel. There is another style that looks similar but doesn't work the same. These are my connector of choice.

Ours are installed just through the drawer front. These are on slab drawers and, for the deep drawers, on the rail of 5-piece drawers. Contrary to other opinions here, I think that's the right way. The slab drawer fronts and rails are 3/4 inch which is plenty thick enough for sturdiness and the drawer inside is tidier without the pull screw heads showing. Of course if one is mounting hardware on a thin panel of a 5-piece, it needs to go through the drawer box because there may be too much force for the panel to hold.

When I moved to Venice (CA), the postman told me that he could not deliver mail through the slot in my door unless I had my last name on the door. So I had a friend who has a metal shop make me a brass plaque with my last name and my roommate Bernard's last name and I put it on the door. Then the postman started delivering all kinds of mail that was not ours, and so I could not understand why I needed to have my name on the door, since he was delivering random mail anyway - often mail that had the correct house number but wrong street! And sometimes the wrong house number. Once I saw the postman walking back down my front sidewalk after delivering mail, and on his way, he took out a switchblade knife and cut off some of the leaves on my bird of paradise plant (Strelitzia reginae) that happened to brush against one of his legs. I had my desk facing the window where I could see who was on the sidewalk, and so it was easy for me to watch him. I then called his supervisor at the post office to complain, and the supervisor assured me that this would not happen again, and it did not. I've not had this problem in Westchester😑. 1929Spanish, my mailbox also gets dusty! Does anyone else have their name on their door or mailbox?

So an exposed box cover is going to look better than an off-center fixture?