Using two light switches to control a single outlet location
Yes.  

Assuming power enters at the switch box.  You'll have to run a 3-wire with ground cable between the switch box, and the receptacle.  You'll also have to break the little bonding tab, on the "hot" side of the receptacle.

At the switch box:


Connect the feeder white wire, to the white wire going to the receptacle.
Using pigtails, connect the feeder black wire, to a terminal on each switch.
Using pigtails, connect the feeder ground to the receptacle ground wire, and each switch.
Connect the black wire that goes to the receptacle, to one of the switches.
Connect the red wire that goes to the receptacle, to the other switch.


At the receptacle.


Connect the white wire to one of the silver colored terminals on the receptacle.
Connect the ground wire to the green terminal on the receptacle, and the box if it's metal.
Connect the black wire to one brass colored terminal on the receptacle.
Break the tab between the brass terminals.
Connect the red wire to the other brass colored terminal on the receptacle.




Here's a diagram showing the wiring when the power is at the switches, and when the power is at the receptacle.


Yellow blobs represent wires in cable/conduit.