Is it possible to use MOD_REWRITE for multiple GET parameters?

Question

Apache HTTP Server

Is it possible to use MOD_REWRITE for links that pass a different number of GET parameters and are ordered differently, and their number is different?
The link may look like

• localhost/index.php? nav=Main && page=21
  
• localhost/index.php? category=Old && nav=search && page=21
  
• localhost/index.php? category=Old && tags=News%20Music && page=21 && nav=search
  

Or should GETs always be ordered and their number and name should be clearly defined and spelled out? Killed all day, and did not understand. In all examples they are ordered, or only one variable is used at all.
This means that the links will not have a clearly the same type, but different. Or is it impossible to do so?

• localhost/Var1/Value1 -> localhost/index.php?Var1=Value1
  
• localhost/Var2/Value2/Var1/Value1 -> localhost/index.php?Var2=Value2&&Var1=Value1
  
• localhost/Var3/Value3/Var1/Value1/Var2/Value2 -> localhost/index.php?Value3=Var3&&Var1=Value1&&Var2=Value2
  

Answer 1

Yes, it’s possible not you both are wrong, everything is much more interesting there.
One way example

# 301 --- http://www.test3.com/faq.html?faq=13&layout=bob => bbq.html
RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} (^|&)faq\=13($|&)
RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} (^|&)layout\=bob($|&)
RewriteRule ^faq\.html$ /bbq.html? [L,R=301]

In another one it's even more fun, create groups in RewriteCond and insert them into the wheel instead of $1 (it is covered by the wheel itself) insert %1
BUT
You don't need this you need CNC and your question sounds like how to make CNC?