Sure, but adding OOP to an imperative language kind of implies it's one of many systems coexisting. Modern C++ is best described as imperative, functional, and object-oriented.
> but adding OOP to an imperative language kind of implies it's one of many systems coexisting.
OOP is inherently an imperative paradigm; you might mean “procedural” instead of “imperative” (certainly, that makes both uses of “imperative” in your post more sensible), but even then, OOP as a paradigm is very closely related to the procedural paradigm.
