Yes, it's generally acceptable, and it's often the simplest way to give parameters to callback functions.
There are various situations in React when you might want to provide a function (like onClick) as a prop from a container to a child component, usually to allow the child to inform the parent of an event.
This occurs because setState() in React is an async operation, so if you need to conduct many activities at the same time, you can't rely on the state variable, which may not be updated quickly enough at times.
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