Maybe, but I'm inclined to guess that it could probably be made workable without much more pain than what it takes to interact with F#'s curried functions from C#.
Usually the recommended approach for making F# code usable from C# is to add an object-oriented wrapper layer to the F# library. That ends up being much, much easier in practice than trying to deal with F# code on its own terms from C#.
Usually the recommended approach for making F# code usable from C# is to add an object-oriented wrapper layer to the F# library. That ends up being much, much easier in practice than trying to deal with F# code on its own terms from C#.