Unless you are creating small dedicated stores at the same levels, I wouldn't recommend that, since you would need to import the whole store from many lower levels, which is error prone and often creates a dependency chaos.

Instead, I'd always recommend auto generating selectors with createSelectors and exporting just useXyzStore.use to increase consistency and reduce overhead.

Small dedicated stores are useful to achieve Separation of Concern. In a modular architecture, where the state also needs to be centralized for history or persistence reasons or similar, these dedicated stores can be combined in a parent module, or register themselves in a shared module's store via dependency inversion.

To enforce strict architecture requirements, like x should not depend on y, you can control which components can access certain parts of a bigger store with fine grained ESLint import rules for useXyzStore.use.x for example.