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Can I improve google speech API recognition by give him a words list (in my case the request of user is very predictable) to make recognition more accurate?
Thanks.
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I can't speak for Chrome, but in Android they are quite clear that you cannot provide a grammar. In Android speech recognition you are limited to a choice of two models: "free form" and "web search".
See Android: Speech Recognition Append Dictionary?
Correct answer is: no, you can't. =(