Use useQuery() (react-query) as a custom hook right or wrong?

I use useQuery() to receive data from the server. In order not to repeat the API site address and a series of additional parameters each time, I used the following custom hook:

export function useGetApi(mode, params, key) {

  // get initial config from context:
  const { config } = useGetConfig();

  const url = `https://example.com/api/${ mode }/?${ params }&lang_code=${ config.language }`;
  const queryKey = `${key}_${config.language}`;


  // async function for get API:
  async function getApi() {
    const { data } = await axios.get(url);
    return data;
  }

  return useQuery(['getApi', queryKey], getApi, {
    enabled: !!config.language
  });
}

A series of basic settings, including language, are located in a context called "Config". In every component and every need I have, I call this custom hook and fill in the arguments, for example:

const { isLoading, data: products } = useGetApi(`products`, `company_id=${companyId}`, `products_${companyId}`);

Is this wrong?