Is there an official name for using another module's import?

Question

Imagine the following scenario:

A.py:

from B import func_b()
def func_a():
    print("rofl" + func_b())

B.py:

def func_b():
    print("copter")

main.py:

import A
A.func_a()
A.func_b()

Here main.py uses func_b via A's import of it. Note that A.py doesn't intentionally export the name via __all__, it simply exposes it as a consequence of how Python's namespaces work.

Subjectively, a lot of styleguides recommend not accessing func_b via A, but instead importing B directly and then using B.func_b, due to the increased coupling and violating the principle of data encapsulation.

Q: Is there an official name for this manner of round-a-bout importing?