Can I use a composite primary key as the index in a free text index?

Question

I am trying to create a FREE TEXT INDEX for the first time. This is what I have:

create table Person (
   ID int identity not null, 
   [type] int not null, 
   Notes nvarchar(1000), 
   CONSTRAINT [PersonPK] PRIMARY KEY CLUSTERED (ID,[type])
)

insert into Person ([type], Notes) values (1, 'Attended a football match')
insert into Person ([type], Notes) values (1, 'Went to the cinema')
CREATE FULLTEXT CATALOG ft AS DEFAULT;  
CREATE FULLTEXT INDEX ON Person(Notes)   
   KEY INDEX PersonPK   
   WITH STOPLIST = SYSTEM;  

The error I see is:

Msg 7653, Level 16, State 2, Line 23
'PersonPK' is not a valid index to enforce a full-text search key. A full-text search key must be a unique, non-nullable, single-column index which is not offline, is not defined on a non-deterministic or imprecise nonpersisted computed column, does not have a filter, and has maximum size of 900 bytes. Choose another index for the full-text key.

I believe this is because I am using a composite primary key. This runs:

create table Person (ID int identity not null, [type] int not null, Notes nvarchar(1000), CONSTRAINT [PersonPK] PRIMARY KEY CLUSTERED (ID ASC))
    insert into Person ([type], Notes) values (1, 'Attended a football match')
    insert into Person ([type], Notes) values (1, 'Went to the cinema')
    CREATE UNIQUE INDEX PersonIndex ON Person(ID);  
    CREATE FULLTEXT CATALOG ft AS DEFAULT;  
    CREATE FULLTEXT INDEX ON Person(Notes)   
       KEY INDEX PersonIndex   
       WITH STOPLIST = SYSTEM;  

and then this works as expected i.e. returns one row.

SELECT * 
FROM Person
WHERE CONTAINS(Notes,'football') ;

The problem is that the Person table contains a composite primary key. Entity.ID is unique so I believe my solution will work, however can I use a composite primary key as the index? I am using SQL Server 2019.