 Coordinate elimination for local Dolbeault primitives

For a $\bar{\partial }$-closed positive-antiholomorphic-degree differential form of type (p, q) on a polydisc, write $\phi =d{\bar{z}}_j\wedge \alpha +\beta$ with no $d{\bar{z}}_j$ in $\alpha ,\beta$. Apply the Cauchy-Green operator in coordinate $j$ to the coefficients of $\alpha$. Subtracting its Dolbeault operator derivative removes every $d{\bar{z}}_j$ term. Closedness then makes the remaining coefficients holomorphic in $z_j$. Eliminating successive coordinates preserves holomorphicity in earlier coordinates and produces a local primitive after finitely many steps.