Sadly no.
A few thoughts.
Lee SW-150, excellent setup and well thought out. The actual system is now around $250.00 last time I checked, but that has no filters. Lee only makes their ND 150 x 150 in resin. Stay away from these, as they cost a lot and will scratch very quickly. Also they will warp if left in a pack in a hot car (I know all about this). So you need to look at either Nisi 150 x 150 filters which are glass and excellent and cost a bit less. You can also look at the Hitech firecrest 150 x 150 size but these are even more expensive. However they are excellent. The Lee holder is plastic with a metal ring that stays on the 14-24 all the time (at least it does on mine). You can still use the Nikon Lens cap as Lee gives you a neoprene cover to hold it on. Lee's latest SW-150 has a totally new light shield that provides 100% protection from back light reflections. This is very important, I can't tell you how many shots I have ruined forgetting to check or not using the older Lee shields which did not do as good a job. The Lee holds either 2mm or 4mm, (4mm takes a mod). You can also find excellent CL-PL 150 x 150 from both Lee, and Nisi in 2mm glass.
Nisi:
I believe they make a holder now for the 14-24. I have their holder for the Phase One 28mm, so I will assume they are similar. The Nisi is all metal, and heavy. It hold 3 filters, all 2mm thickness. The Nisi has a screw tension mount and is not intended to stay on all the time. Well made, but it's going to add quite a bit of weight to the front of the 14-24 which is already front heavy. Nisi also has a good light shield design. You can use the same 2mm glass filters on it as the Lee.
You now can also use the Wonderpana system:
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/search?Ntt=Wonderpana+For+Nikon+14-24&InitialSearch=yes&N=0&gclid=CPf9uoLP48sCFQiUaQodmIMEdAI have used a similar system by them on the Rokinon 14mm and they make good glass filters. Theirs stay round so the design of the holder acts as a light shield. Still expensive but you get a lot more for the price.
Here is a video I made on the Lee/Nisi setup.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8yfFfNhsr5cPaul C