Yes. With the Sony A200, the simplest option is to use the camera’s pop-up flash as an optical wireless commander for the HVL-F58AM. That gives you Sony’s wireless TTL control without needing a separate trigger, though you’ll likely want an off-camera shoe/stand adapter to mount the flash on a light stand. If you don’t want much light from the pop-up affecting the scene, you can block most of it with a small card while still allowing enough light through to trigger the flash.

If you prefer radio triggering, you can use Sony/Minolta-compatible radio triggers from brands like Pixel or Phottix, or use a suitable hot-shoe adapter with manual radio triggers such as Cactus-type systems. Manual radio triggers are fine if you don’t need TTL. If you do want TTL over radio, systems such as Pixel King or Phottix Odin were mentioned as options for the older Sony/Minolta hotshoe.