No, it all depends on what you are using the 1D LUT for.
If you have it before the 3D you can use it as a 'shaper' LUT.
That is actually far more useful, as you can greatly increase the effective accuracy of the 3D LUT.
In such a workflow the 1D and 3D LUTs are treated as a single 'object'.
Having the 1D after the 3D means the two are separate objects. The 1D can be used to 'pre-calibrate' the display grey scale/gamma.
The 3D is then used for full calibration.
In a professional system (including displays) there should be 3 LUTs - 2x 1D, and a 3D, with the 3D LUT sandwiched between the 1D LUTs.
If you only have 1x 1D LUTs, it is far more useful to have it before the 3D LUT.
See the signal path here:
https://www.lightspace.lightillusion.com/error.html#calibration_adjustmentsSteve
Steve Shaw
Mob Boss at Light Illusion