Not directly, since electrum does not use BIP39 to generate the mnemonic phrase.
But you can derive the master private key itself from electrums seed (with several code snippets available on github), which then is compatible with most wallets.



Why would you call it superior?

Both use PBKDF2-HMAC-SHA512 to calculate the seed out of the mnemonic.
The calculation of the checksum (BIP39: uses positions; electrum: uses HMAC) and the wordlist differ.

While electrum gives the ability to use a custom wordlist, it is not compatible with other BIP39 wallets.

So both have pro's and con's. But obviously none of them is superior.