ios – Ought to ModelActor be used to populate a view?

I am working with SwiftData and SwiftUI and it isn’t clear to me whether it is good apply to have a @ModelActor instantly populate a SwiftUI view. For instance when having to mix handbook lab outcomes and clinial outcomes from HealthKit. The Scientific lab outcomes are an async operation:

@ModelActor
actor LabResultsManager {
    
    func fetchLabResultsWithHealthKit() async throws -> [LabResultDto] {
        let manualEntries = attempt modelContext.fetch(FetchDescriptor())
        let clinicalLabs = (attempt? await HealthKitService.getLabResults()) ?? []
        
        return (manualEntries + clinicalLabs).sorted {
            $0.date > $1.date
        }.map { LabResultDto(from: $0) }
    }
}

struct ContentView: View {
    @State non-public var labResults: [LabResultDto] = []
    
    var physique: some View {
        Checklist(labResults, id: .id) { lead to
            VStack(alignment: .main) {
                Textual content(end result.testName)
                Textual content(end result.date, model: .date)
            }
        }
        .activity {
            do {
                let labManager = LabResultsManager()
                labResults = attempt await labManager.fetchLabResultsWithHealthKit()
            } catch {
                // Deal with error
            }
        }
    }
}