Calling page method that contains a hook, from another hook

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I currently have a plugin that calls a custom hook from a site method. Inside that hook was a $pages->filterBy() call that runs a custom page method from another plugin.

Inside that page method is a call to another hook. Kirby prevents that hook from running more than once.

To get around that I’ve found this solution works when called from within the original hook:

"plugin.A.hook" => function () {
  $pages = site()->index(); // For example.

  # $pages->filterBy("myCustomMethod", true) // This only works on the first page.

  foreach ($pages as $page) {
    $events = kirby()->events;
    call_user_func(
      \Closure::bind(
        function () use ($events) {
          unset($events->processed["plugin.B.hook"]);
        }, null, $events
      )
    );

    // This method calls "plugin.B.hook" and is contained in another plugin.
    if ($page->myCustomMethod()) {
      // Do something special.
    }
  }

  return $pages;
}

I hope I’ve explained that well enough. Whilst this works, I’m just curious is there’s a better way I haven’t though of.