Do we need to use parametrization for unit testing if we are 'setting mock objects' to different inputs but not using them in our code?

Question

Here is the unit test I have written:

@pytest.mark.parametrize('mock_finfo, mock_download_result',
                         [
                          ({'ready': False},
                           None)
                         ])
@mock.patch('jobserve.tasks.parsing_pipeline._pcontrol.pass1_parse')
@mock.patch('jobserve.tasks.parsing_pipeline.download_single_file_from_s3', return_value=None)
def test_parseable_files_pass1_force_False(mock_download_single_file_from_s3,
                                           mock_pass1_parse, mock_finfo, download_result):

    mock_parseable_files.return_value = mock_finfo

    parser_code = 'lse'
    data_file_group = 'equities2'
    dte = 20190501
    parser_extra_params = {'force': True}


    try:
        pass1(parser_code)

    except ValueError as ve:
        assert False, f"pass1 raised a ValueError {ve}"

In the above example, if I do not use mock_download_result anywhere in my code, however I want to run the test cases with potentially different inputs of mock_download_result. Is this the correct way to strucutre the unit test?