Sure.
Do you know how to calculate the phase shift of a filter wrs its transfer function (LabVIEW notwithstanding)?
Have you googled "phase shift of (digital) filter" both with "digital" and without in the search term? Once you've got the math right for your filter, you can calcuate and graph whatever characteristics you want with LabVIEW.
There's a lot on the web (and at NI.com) on this.
Cameron
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