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I do that pretty commonly. It's easier and more flexible to run a local postfix with a really dumb smarthost-style config, then basically ~all software that wants to send email magically works and you get queuing and other goodies.
It's part of my standard non-email server setup, often with a config to rewrite anything@<service domain or hostname> to postmaster, so that daemon-generated emails all get funneled to a known destination.
I’m confident that you have a better grasp on what you are doing and why you are doing it than some in the group I’m talking about.
They wanted one application to send email. So they installed Postfix and configured it to smart host instead of using a different client config to use SMTP to the smart host directly.
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