c# Inline tupel deconstruction into method args similar to JS's ... operator

Question

In my c# project a method returns a tuple. Is it possible to deconstruct the result of this method immediately inline and use it as arguments for another method call? I imagine something similar to the ... operator in JavaScript.

public (string a, string b) GetTupelResult() {
    return ("result a", "result b");
}

public void MethodWithTwoStringParameters(string a, string b) {
    Debug.WriteLine(a);
    Debug.WriteLine(b);
}

public void Main() {
    // Deconstruct first, call later ==> WORKS
    (string a, string b) = GetTupelResult();
    MethodWithTwoStringParameters(a, b);

    // Inline solution ==> IS SUCH A THING POSSIBLE?
    MethodWithTwoStringParameters(...GetTupelResult());
}

Is there a way to achieve a single-line solution in c# without modifying GetTupelResult and MethodWithTwoStringParameters?

I know, that I could modify MethodWithTwoStringParameters to accept a tupel as parameter, or build a wrapper method/overload. But that is not the point I am trying to make.