Can I use speech framework to recognise some special phrases? [closed] - ios

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Can I use speech framework to recognize some special phrases?
I want to give a list of special phrases like brand's names to be recognized.
Is it possible to achieve? How can I do that?

Speech Recognition API does not support this. However if you only need to recognise some specific phrases you could use third party solutions like http://www.politepix.com/openears/. And it also works offline.

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