[Python] Is Using Queues in a Daisy Chain for Multiprocessing a Bad Practice? [closed]

I am wondering if it is considered bad practice to use queues in a daisy chain fashion.

Here is my setup:

In the context of operating an instrument, I am using multiprocessing with one producer that sends data every second to two workers via two separate queues:

• One worker saves the raw data.
• The other worker performs calculations on the data.

After completing the calculations, the second worker sends the analyzed data to a third worker using another queue. This third worker is responsible for plotting the data.

Is it considered bad practice to structure the workflow in this way?

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