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Yes, correctly. It can be only confused with Myoleja lucida, and especially with the Caucasian and Turkish M. korneyevi, but here the anterior wing margin here has a wide hyaline break (the whole cell yellow in Myoleja).
Also, Myoleja spp. have just one generation per year, whereas A. cognata has up to three generations. I collected their larvae in mid-November and even they pupated and flies emerged!