Can be done. Even 05 will attenuate less than something like white wine yeast. The thing is though - apple juice is not the same as malt so the attenuation values will change. Cider will ferment low if allowed to do so.
One of the simplest, cheapest brews I've ever made was a recent cider using 18 L safeway home brand juice (preservative free, less than $1 a litre), white wine yeast I already had on hand (made an active starter with 2 L of the juice beforehand) and 500g lactose (already on hand). Fermented at roughly 14 degrees, cold conditioned. Tastes lovely and clear as a bell- only trouble is carb is minimal as I think the yeast has dropped right out.
Next time, I would spend a bit more and make up around 5 litres of the juice with some more expensive type juices like preshafruit and berri. A bit of home squeezed won't go astray either.
Ironically the most complicated, expensive and irritating brew I made recently attempted to juice ~40kg of apples and 5 kg of pears.
Both bottled, second brew waiting to carb up.